State Republican legislative leaders are calling on Democrats to fix problems created by controversial police-related bills. Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. Braun responds to a policy from the AG that may lead to employees being fired if they are not vaccinated.
A state Senator and fifth-generation wheat farmer says a Seattle Times story on heat rules for farmworkers is too one-sided. Tracy Ellis explains.
“…Washington saw a dramatic increase in the number of murders in 2020. Not only that, but the state ranks last in the country in the number of police officers in the community.”
“The state said 1.1 million people have been on unemployment at one time or another over the past 15 months, which represents a quarter of the workforce.”
The state Senate Republican Leader says people deserve clear answers about the ongoing state of emergency in Washington. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Brad Hawkins discusses wildfires, redistricting, and transportation. KOHO 101 Morning Show KOZI Morning News
A strong state revenue forecast has the state Senate Republican budget chief renewing her call for tax relief. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Doug Ericksen talks with KTTH’s Jason Rantz about reopening the border with Canada.
Sen. Phil Fortunato talks to Lars Larson about new rules that turn employers into vaccine police.
Sen. Mark Schoesler talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about his bill would help stabilize unemployment insurance rates for employers facing a rate hike.
Senator Phil Fortunato talks with Jason Rantz on KTTH about his call for a special legislative session on mask mandates and vaccine passports.
