There was a huge article about Socialist Seattle City Councilwoman Kshama Sawant in The Seattle Times over the weekend. Much of the article was considering her influence as a politician.
I spoke to Ivy Knightscales of SAFE (Standing Against Foreclosures and Eviction) about their protests of Burien's Ordinance 621 which seeks to get control over what citizens describe as aggressive, dangerous or disruptive behavior of some people at public parks and the library. Issues include unsanitary use of the bathrooms, odor, and aggression toward other patrons.
DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson warned Americans that the Mall of America was under threat of attack (as well as other malls and shopping centers in the United States (are you listening Seattle?), BUT the Mall of America has a policy: No guns for self-defense.
I was watching KING 5 News over the weekend and I was getting a good kick out of their coverage of Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's walk along the Ave in Seattle's University District. This was part of the mayor's "Find it, Fix it" tour where he walks through an area listening to people's concerns.
A woman from Shoreline says she and her neighbors aren't happy that the face of their city may be changing for Sound Transit's light rail even though the line isn't expected to open for nearly a decade.
While state lawmakers have unveiled a new $15 billion transportation package that includes a nearly 12 cents a gallon gas tax hike, some opponents of the Seattle tunnel project are trying to block any new money from going to Bertha.
Yesterday I was talking with a group of young people and admiring the "bright flame" of the life lived by Kayla Mueller, a young woman who didn't allow risk to keep her from how she wanted to live.
Amid an increasingly damaging labor dispute, 29 West Coast seaports which handle about $1 trillion of goods annually will be mostly closed four of the next five days.
My friend Michael Medved announced to listeners today that he is fighting cancer. I have known a bit longer, but because he is my friend and because he lives the healthiest of lifestyles, the news is still a shock.
Expenses being what they are, and life being as it is, the savings expected to cover Christmas often are not there for mom and dad to rely on, and that means adding to the credit card bills.
The mayor of Seattle is throwing the gauntlet down. For too long people have assumed Mayor Mike McGinn was the worst mayor in the history of Seattle, but now it looks like Mayor Ed Murray wants to contend for that title as he looks to add more tent cities.
Throughout time people have pointed to Scrooge and said he's the conservative but by the end of "A Christmas Carol" he's found the error of his ways, and is more liberal. After all, he's like these Republican businessmen. He's super rich. He's greedy.
This weekend is among the biggest Christmas tree weekends. Inevitably, people going out to get a tree for the first time have questions. I thought I'd try to answer some here for you.
The Pierce County Council is considering a measure that would require adult erotic dancers to go through a training program before they would be allowed to be employed in the industry. While that's a good step, a former exotic dancer in the community says she'd like to see the county do even more.
In KTTH's third Freedom Series Debate, hosts Ben Shapiro and Michael Medved sat down with KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Ralph Fascitelli, President of Washington Ceasefire, to take on initiatives 594 and 591 and other gun rights issues.
I'm enormously sympathetic to Brittany Maynard and this situation. There's almost nothing I find more terrifying than the kind of death that she's describing here.
I find it fascinating that at the same time we get news that the billionaire climate alarmist Tom Steyer is going to dump $1 million into our state senate races that the next day in The Seattle Times, a study comes out that indicates that warming in the Pacific Northwest is because of winds, natural factors.
