With the state now anticipating bringing in nearly 900-million dollars more than expected, a state Senator says tax cuts should be on the table. Tracy Ellis explains.
The Washington State Redistricting Commission failed to develop new voting maps for the state before a deadline, so now the State Supreme Court takes over the process. Sen. Brad Hawkins talks about it on The Agenda on KPQ Radio.
After being disappointed that a 21-gun salute wasn’t allowed at a Korean War memorial celebration on the Capitol Campus in Olympia, Sen. Chris Gildon tells KTTH Radio’s Jason Rantz that he’s trying to do something about it.
21-gun salutes are no longer allowed on the Capitol Campus in Olympia. Sen. Chris Gildon talks about his bill to change that with Korean language Radio Honkook. https://youtu.be/rMuVZjx6bDA
We’ll have to wait a little longer for new state voting districts as the panel tasked with drawing the maps deadlocks. Tracy Ellis explains.
Reinstating 21-gun salutes at the Capitol is the aim of a state Senator’s bill. Tracy Ellis explains.
A state Senator who’s an advocate for shorter summer breaks for schoolchildren is encouraged by a new report. Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. Mike Padden talks to Lars Larson about his bill that would allow voters to repeal long-term care payroll tax....
Sen. Mark Schoesler talks to Lars Larson about a study of four dams in his district on the lower Snake River and why he opposes proposals to breach them....
Giving you the opportunity to end the payroll tax for long-term care is the aim of a state Senator’s bill. Kimberly Wirtz reports.
It’s 49 states against one, says a state senator, as Governor Inslee imposes the harshest vaccine mandate in the nation. Tracy Ellis explains.
Four dams on the lower Snake River are being targeted yet again by another study. Tracy Ellis tells us it was announced earlier this month by the Governor and a U.S. senator.
