AUDIO: Trespassing on a school bus would be a serious crime under a bill making its way through the state Legislature. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Brad Hawkins on KOZI Radio talking about the Apple Blossom Royal Court, the legislative process, Initiatives to the Legislature, state budgets, and more.
Sen. John Braun talks to Lars Larson about initiatives to the Legislature that fight income taxes – I-2111 banning income taxes and I-2109 repealing the capital gains income tax.
A new tool in the battle against impaired driving that was set to be unveiled this year may not make it out of the state Legislature because some Democrats oppose it. Tracy Ellis explains.
Senator Padden takes questions from Senate Legislative Pages Christopher Yu and Aanchal Batwara about police pursuits and police force staffing shortages and the impacts of stress on policing. On The Issues - Law Enforcement: Police Pursuit...
“I’m very disappointed. We put people’s lives in jeopardy,” said Sen. Curtis King (R-Yakima), who is a ranking member of the state’s Joint Transportation Committee. “It was already a system in trouble, and [the crash] just exacerbated all the challenges that we had....
Money to fight salmon eating sea lions on the lower Columbia River and its tributaries gets approval from the state Senate. Tracy Ellis explains.
A former state legislator and Congresswoman who now leads a worldwide fight against child sex trafficking was honored by the state Senate. Tracy Ellis has more.
Hundreds of millions of dollars to support schools can be found in two state budgets passed by the Senate. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. John Braun gives us a deeper look at the true impact of the initiatives to repeal the income tax on capital gains, the Climate Commitment Act and the long-term car payroll tax. The sky is not falling. We can afford to repeal these policies that are digging deep...
Lawmakers will consider some of the initiatives to the Legislature and people are already showing their support. Sen. Wilson has some astonishing numbers.
Washington school districts would not be able to remove certain books under a bill that passed in the state House and Senate. Tracy Ellis reports.
