On the day of the memorial service for a fallen Everett police officer, a retired member of law enforcement, who’s now a state Senator, says legislators need to act. Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. John Braun talks to host Johnny Manson about safety of indigenous people, anti-police laws, early release of prisoners, inflation and the need for tax relief, transportation, one party rule, emergency powers, education and more.
The Senate Republican leader is applauding new laws related to the safety of indigenous people. Tracy Ellis explains.
An exit interview with the longest-serving member of the legislature, Sen. Tim Sheldon.
Senator Muzzall calls for an investigation into a possible homeless money corruption case involving a prominent Democratic legislator.
The Senator says letting criminals out early or not locking them up at all for certain crimes is not working.
Sen. Wilson talks to KEDO Radio’s Mike Wallin about transportation, catalytic converter thefts, emergency powers, and more.
A state Senator wants an investigation into a possible homeless money corruption case involving a prominent Democratic legislator. Kimberly Wirtz explains.
Governor Jay Inslee signed a bill into law designed to assist local governments with affordable housing for workers. Tracy Ellis explains.
A Senate leadership panel reviews the 2022 Legislative Session.
Gov. Jay Inslee signed the new bill into law Wednesday, but Fortunato and other legislators are opposing the new restrictions. https://youtu.be/ElMpAEdSEtI
Sen. Simon Sefzik, R-Ferndale, Washington's youngest-ever senator on record, saw the Washington Legislature with fresh eyes this year. In this video, he reflects on his first session, discusses the Legislature's successes and failures, and expresses hopes for the...
