Several voices are better than one… the state Senate Republican Leader says COVID safety measures and restrictions are more likely to be supported if not dictated by the governor alone. Tracy Ellis explains here:
Sen. Doug Ericksen talks about Gov. Inslee's COVID restrictions.
Sen. Doug Ericksen discusses his plan to improve election security and restore trust to the system with KVI's John Carlson.
Sen. Doug Ericksen talks about his proposal to improve election security and restore trust to the system.
A state lawmaker wants to bring back voting booths to help restore public trust in elections. Tracy Ellis reports.
A state legislator says Boeing’s decision to move it’s 7-87 line out of state should be an incentive for lawmakers to increase support for manufacturing. Tracy Ellis explains.
A nearly four billion-dollar state budget deficit threatens critical public services, but a legislative expert on spending plans says there is hope. Tracy Ellis explains.
Washingtonians continue to cope with COVID-19 impacts made worse by unclear, inconsistent and hastily drafted executive orders. Tracy Ellis tells us the most recent victims are agritourism businesses.
Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler talks with Robb and Ed on The Bottom Line on KONA radio in the Tri-Cities about former U.S. Senator Slade Gorton
“Washington has lost a giant…” Those words are from the state Senate Republican Leader on the passing of former U.S. Senator Slade Gorton. Tracy Ellis as more.
Senator Jim Honeyford talks to KTTH's Jason Rantz about defunding Seattle Police and using the COVID-19 fund for illegal immigrants...
Many Eastern Washington residents already feel like their voices aren’t being heard in Olympia. They may have even less representation in the future if they don’t act now. Tracy Ellis explains.
