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Tacoma ice rink owner opened just before COVID, says they can safely reopen
Donna Kaufman started her Tacoma ice rink business in February, with the mandates on the verge of ending her dream. She says she can safely reopen.6 years ago
KTTH staff
Spokane County Sheriff: Politicians are afraid to stand up to agitators
Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich shares why he thinks 2021 will see more activists and agitators, not less, both locally and across the country.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle radicals occupy park, yellow house in new ‘autonomous zone’
Radical activists in Seattle have created a second iteration of the infamous and deadly Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, taking an abandoned yellow house.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: As crimes surge, Seattle judge releases dangerous suspects without bail
As Seattle crimes surge, Judge Lisa Paglisotti released a pair of dangerous suspects without even requiring bail. One is a repeat offender.6 years ago
KTTH staff
WA lawmaker shocked by ‘complete mismanagement’ of unemployment aid
Rep. Bruce Chandler (R-Granger) talks to KTTH's Jason Rantz about what can be done to tackle the many unemployment problems in Washington.6 years ago
KTTH staff
Shocking reversal sees sponsor vote down own bill to reorganize Tacoma-Pierce County Health Dept.
The sponsor of a measure seeking to reorganize the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Dept. voted against her own bill in a shocking reversal Tuesday.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: District reclassified Asians with whites when they did too well academically
A Washington district removed Asian students as “students of color” after their grades were too high. Instead, they were lumped in with white students.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle CM called police she defunded to report crime she is effectively legalizing
Seattle councilmember Lisa Herbold called the police department she defunded to report a crime she suffered that would be effectively legalized under her proposal. Glad she didn't wait to pass her bill to call the cops.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Councilmember Lisa Herbold’s ‘poverty defense’ will destroy Seattle
Seattle City councilmember Lisa Herbold's newest experimental policy, a so-called "poverty defense," makes her a danger to the public.6 years ago
KTTH staff
‘We have to stop this’: GOP lawmaker voices support for Sec. of State in wake of Culp lawsuit
GOP State Rep. J.T. Wilcox is calling for an end to voter fraud allegations from Loren Culp, saying he believes in the results of the 2020 election.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: (UPDATE) Portland’s ‘red house autonomous zone’ activists won’t leave
The family behind the Red House Autonomous Zone in North Portland own a second home two miles away. Plus, Mayor Ted Wheeler's office is now negotiating.6 years ago
KTTH staff
WA Senator: Democrats mulling tax that could push businesses out of state
Senator Lynda Wilson discusses a new tax being pushed by Democrats, and says it will cause more businesses to leave Washington state.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle Police face critical shortage as 33 more officers leave in mass exodus
The Seattle Police Department saw another 33 officers leave the force as the mass exodus continues, the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH has learned.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Radical councilmembers offended city is funding police department
Two of Burien's most radical city councilmembers abstained from voting on the budget because it funded the police. They couldn't back the blue.6 years ago
KTTH staff
WA analyst: State is failing to reach own goals on contact tracing
Todd Myers, Director at the Center for the Environment with Washington Policy Center, says State Dept of Health redefines the term ‘success’ with their COVID contact tracing system.6 years ago
KTTH staff
WA lawmaker: COVID keeping public from participating in political process
Sen Doug Ericksen (R-Ferndale) says the public is about to lose much of its ability to participate in Olympia this next session due to COVID-19 rules.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle Public Health offers COVID hook-up advice, yet scolds you for holiday travel
Folks are raising eyebrows over a recently discovered piece of COVID sex advice from Seattle Public Health recommending a very specific sex act, while also shaming you for traveling during the holidays.6 years ago
KTTH staff
New WA Senate Minority Leader: ‘We’ve lived through 10 months of one-man rule’
Sen John Braun (R-Centralia) is the new Senate Minority Leader. He discusses reforming the rules on emergency actions and his vision for the future.6 years ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: WA school changed all grades to make up for its failing remote students
Frontier Middle School changed the grades of all its students because too many were falling behind due to remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic.6 years ago
KTTH staff
WA gym owner: ‘Jay Inslee is not going to pay my bills for me’
Sen. Judy Warnick (R–Moses Lake) on her push to reopen gyms and other fitness centers, and gym owner Michael Nick on Inslee picking and choosing which businesses can stay open.6 years ago
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‘Give me something tangible’: Sec. of State challenges Culp to prove claims of voter fraud
With former gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp continuing to push claims of voter fraud, Secretary of State Kim Wyman is calling on him to produce evidence.6 years ago
KTTH staff
WA state Sen. Schoesler steps down as minority leader, Sen. Braun assumes role
Washington state Sen. Mark Schoesler is stepping down from the Senate Minority Leader role to spend more time with family, but will still serve as Senator.6 years ago
KTTH staff
WA Rep: COVID app is a privacy issue, based on unreliable data
Rep Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen) says the COVID exposure app idea is a bad one for reasons of privacy and effectiveness.6 years ago
