A state Senator says a shorter sentence for a man who initially got life for killing his girlfriend in a car crash is a travesty. Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. Mike Padden talks to KIRO Radio’s Dori Monson about a repeat offender convicted of killing his girlfriend in a DUI crash when he was supposed to be in prison. He was resentenced after Democratic lawmakers changed the 3-strikes rule.
A repeat offender convicted of killing his girlfriend in a DUI crash when he should've been in prison should be spending the rest of his life in prison. However, he’ll be resentenced after state lawmakers changed the three-strikes rule.
Senator Chris Gildon hosts the 26th anniversary of Washington’s sister-state relationship with the South Korean province of Jeollabuk-do. Washington is home to one of the largest contingents of Americans of Korean descent in the nation. (Edited due to Legislative...
Sen. Brad Hawkins on the KOZI Morning News talking about what he heard on his recent listening tour, his ideas for a regional aquatic center, a proposal for a secondary route between Chelan and Manson, and the upcoming legislative session.
Sen. Jeff Wilson talks with Kyle Pauley on KXRO radio about the governor’s emergency powers, learning loss in schools, and the state Fish and Wildlife Commission.
Sen. Jeff Wilson talks to KGNW Radio’s Tim Gaydos Governor Inslee’s announcement that he’ll rescind his COVID emergency declaration and possible emergency powers reform in the legislature.
Sen. Mark Schoesler tells Lars Larson why allowing Puget Sound-region youth to ride transit for free is unfair to rural Washingtonians.
An eastern Washington state Senator says it’s unfair for rural families to help pay the tab for Puget Sound-area free rides and roads. Tracy Ellis reports
The Governor’s plan to end his emergency order comes much too late according to a state Senator. Tracy Ellis has more.
Sen. Perry Dozier talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about the end of Gov. Inslee’s COVID emergency order.
Lowering tuition is fairer to students and families than subsidizing unpaid loans according to the State Senate Republican leader. Tracy Ellis explains.
