Sen. Schoesler talks about some concerns he has over the way Washington State Parks is handling two parks in his district - Steptoe Butte and Lyons Ferry.
Restores the authority of a peace officer to engage in a vehicular pursuit when there is reasonable suspicion a person has violated the law and the officer follows appropriate safety standards https://youtu.be/Nf_ul25dBzU
State Legislative Republicans are standing firmly behind an initiative that would ban income taxes. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Perry Dozier on KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line talking about initiatives, including the one that would establish a parents’ bill of rights; mandates handed down to schools by the Legislature; a proposed Democrat property tax increase; and a proposal to use...
SRC On Air: Sen. Lynda Wilson talks to Lars Larson about her bill to protect children from being harmed by fentanyl exposure. It would expand the crime of “endangerment with a controlled substance” to include fentanyl.
In her latest video update from Olympia, Sen. Shelly Short discusses the first three initiatives to be certified for consideration by the Legislature this year -- I-2117, repealing Washington cap and trade legislation that has raised the price of gas; I-2113,...
9th District Sen. Mark Schoesler talks about Washington State Parks’ decision by to close the restrooms atop Steptoe Butte in Whitman County and its ongoing failure to reopen campsites at Lyons Ferry State Park along the Snake River....
Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, gives us an update on the 2024 Legislative Session. He explains a House bill that would ban the use of natural gas, a policy that could be dangerous in cold snaps. He also discusses important and costly tax bills, and the initiatives that...
Sen. Braun talks about Initiative 2111, which would prohibit state and local income taxes and Initiative 2109, which would repeal the state capital gains tax.
Sen. Wilson talks about the response to a fire in Ilwaco that destroyed more than 1,000 commercial crab pots just as the Dungeness crab season was set to start.
Sen. Brad Hawkins on KPQ Radio talking about mandates handed down to schools by the Legislature, initiatives, and increasing transportation construction costs.
An effort to protect children from being harmed by fentanyl sailed through the state Senate again. Tracy Ellis reports.
