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Senator Wilson's bill requiring the testing of biosolids for ‘forever chemical’ contamination passed the Senate. The bill now heads to the House.

The State Senate passed a bill expanding school antidiscrimination protections to include immigration status, homelessness, neurodivergence, and more for all schools in the state. Senator Short spoke against the one size fits all approach.

State law currently mandates that school bonds—used to fund building maintenance and new construction—must receive over 60% of the vote to pass. Proposed legislation aims to lower that threshold. Sen. Schoesler responds.

Sen. Phil Fortunato slammed Democrats for blocking his bill to keep girls' sports single-sex, citing fairness and safety concerns. On Lars Larson’s show, he called out officials for failing to stand up for female athletes, vowing, “Young women deserve better and will...

Senators Short and Warnick discussed key legislative issues on KPQ, including bills on unemployment for striking workers, stricter gun restrictions, and early release for violent juvenile offenders. They also noted Gov. Ferguson’s rare visit, where he addressed budget...

Sometimes, lawmakers push bills forward before they’re ready—a state senator says that’s what happened with an environmental crime bill. Tracy Ellis explains.

Washington’s ferry system is struggling, and two state senators say it’s time for action. Tracy Ellis reports.

KVI's John Carlson interviews Sen. Leonard Christian about a bill that could prosecute lawful gun owners for carrying in newly prohibited areas. Christian criticizes Democrats for targeting responsible citizens while easing restrictions for felons. He urges public...

Sen. Jeff Wilson joined Johnny Manson on Local Matters to discuss legislative issues, including tax increases, road usage fees, and government accountability. He criticized free EV charging at state facilities, opposed lowering the DUI limit, and defended local...

A state Senator is calling out a new gun bill, saying it won’t actually protect anyone—it’ll just punish law-abiding gun owners. Tracy Ellis reports.

When every second counts in a school emergency, a silent alarm could save lives. Tracy Ellis tells us that’s the goal of legislation that would create Alyssa’s Law.