8/16/2023... The city of Spokane Valley celebrated its 20th anniversary at an August 16th Spokane Indians baseball game. Sen. Mike Padden, who has represented the area in the legislature for many years, was interviewed during the game broadcast.
8/22/2023... Sen. John Braun talks to Lars Larson about Senate Republican Priorities for Washington, specifically improving schools through measures such a school choice and making gas more affordable by eliminating the Democrats’ cap-and-tax scheme.
8/22/2023... State Senator Brad Hawkins wants to hear from you. That’s why he’s hosting a 12th District listening tour. Tracy Ellis has more.
8/22/2023… Sen. Brad Hawkins on the KOZI Morning News talking about short-term rentals and affordable housing, a visit to Chelan from the chair of the Senate Local Government Committee, and his annual listening tour.
8/21/2023… A 1904 antique Remington rifle is believed to be the first firearm donated to a museum in Washington in nearly a decade. Tracy Ellis tells us about this historic donation to the Cowlitz County Historical Museum.
Sen. John Braun talks to KVI Radio’s Ari Hoffman about a Republican request to the Secretary of State and Attorney General to investigate incidents of intimidation against citizens attempting to sign referenda petitions. They also discuss a new law that threatens...
Sen. Phil Fortunato on the Lars Larson Show criticizing Democrats’ climate and gender agendas.
Sen. John Braun talks to Lars Larson about a letter from Republican legislators asking the Secretary of State and Attorney General to investigate incidents of intimidation against citizens attempting to sign referenda petitions.
Senator Curtis King talks to KUOW Radio’s Kim Malcolm about what it takes to become an effective state legislator.
Sen. Brad Hawkins on the KOZI Morning News talking about Washington gas prices, which are now the highest in the country, and his upcoming listening tour.
Sen. Chris Gildon signed on to a bill, now a law, aimed at making condos more abundant and affordable. It gives developers the right to fix problems instead of being sued.
Sen. Jeff Wilson tells KTTH Radio’s Jason Rantz that Washington now leads the nation in drug-overdose deaths because of the 2021 move by Democrats to eliminate felony drug laws. Stats reveal a staggering 23.9% surge in drug fatalities in 2022 - the highest increase in...
