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A state senator is outraged that Washington might let the ‘South Hill Rapist’ walk free. Tracy Ellis reports.

The Washington Policy Center’s Todd Myers joins KVI’s Morning Ride to explain why Washington’s electricity costs are rising nearly twice the national rate. From CO₂ taxes to droughts and clean energy policies, he unpacks the complex mix driving up bills—and what...

AUDIO: Sen. Curtis King joins The Bottom Line to discuss Washington’s major transportation projects, concerns over spending transparency, and his sharp critique of Sound Transit’s budgeting, fare collection, and lack of accountability. #waleg

In this insightful conversation, Senate Republican Leader John Braun joins The Right Spokane Perspective to discuss Washington’s budget challenges, the importance of transparent governance, and efforts to restore public trust in the legislative process.

Sen. John Braun joins The Lars Larson Show to explain Medicaid reforms and critique Washington’s budget, healthcare taxes, and carbon program—calling for accountability and an end to political fearmongering.

Washington’s Medicaid system is undergoing major changes right now—but a state senator says it’s not because of the federal “Big Beautiful Bill,” as some claim. Tracy Ellis explains.

Sen. John Braun says Democrats are using the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ to distract from recent actions, like $13B in new taxes targeting working Washingtonians, as he told "The Jason Rantz Show" on KTTH radio. FULL KTTH REPORT Listen

Drug-filled Burrito Delivery - Corruption at Green Hill School sparks outrage as Sen. John Braun slams the facility’s failure to rehabilitate youth, citing misconduct, drug smuggling, and overcrowding. Full KING 5 report  ...

Sen. John Braun joins Ari Hoffman to explain how the federal “Big Beautiful Bill” benefits Washington—highlighting Medicaid reforms, tax relief, and ag support—while calling out political fearmongering and overspending by state Democrats.

Sen. John Braun joins Lars Larson to unpack the federal “Big Beautiful Bill,” defending Medicaid work requirements, tax code changes, and energy provisions—while criticizing Washington’s spending and coverage for ineligible recipients.

A big thumbs up from a state senator on the decision to stop federal talks about breaching the Snake River dams. Tracy Ellis reports.

State Sen. Drew MacEwen discusses the challenge of serving both rural and urban communities in Washington State—a top agricultural producer with major cities like Seattle and Spokane. He highlights the balancing act of policymaking and shares why his state’s diverse...