The state got some good financial news today (Wed)… it’s expected to bring in one-and-a-half billion dollars more than expected. Tracy Ellis tells us this provides legislators with an opportunity to listen to the people.
Seattle Traffic cameras could bust you for blocking intersections and using transit-only lanes under a bill passed by majority Senate Democrats. Tracy Ellis has more.
The history and contributions of Chinese Americans in Washington were recognized on the state Senate floor. The views expressed by individual members are not necessarily those of the entire caucus.
Blockchain is a growing technology that a state Senator says can flourish in Washington. Tracy Ellis has details.
The history and contributions of Chinese Americans in Washington were recognized today (Tue) on the state Senate floor. Tracy Ellis reports.
Senator Brad Hawkins on The KOHO Morning Show with Chris Hansen on 2-18-2020.
Most clean energy producers in our state benefit from tax incentives, but not the one that provides the most renewable energy – hydropower. Tracy Ellis explains.
Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler discusses Republican bills that are still alive this session that would help "take back our streets," and he talks about his reason for opposing Senate Bill 6313, which would let 17-year-olds vote in a Primary if they're 18 by...
You may have been pulled over and thought “I bet police probably have a certain number of tickets they must give out.” Tracy Ellis tells us there may be something to that.
Prisoners at the Monroe Correctional Complex died after not getting proper medical care. Tracy Ellis tells us state Senators passed a bill they hope will prevent something like this from happening again.
Host Brian Bowes talks with 7th District Legislators Senator Shelly Short and Representatives Joel Kretz and Jacquelin Maycumber on Openline Legislative Live from Olympia – Feb 10, 2020 https://komwopenline.wordpress.com/2020/02/12/live-from-olympia-feb-10-2020/
Tracy Ellis and Mikaela Hobson take a look back at this week in Olympia. The views expressed by individual members are not necessarily those of the entire caucus.
