Governor Jay Inslee has called a special session for later this month in hopes state lawmakers will be able to pass a new drug possession law. Braun said he's optimistic lawmakers will reach a good solution, but said right now the caucuses do not have an agreement....
Is the power grid ready for the demands of increased electrification? A look at legislation to amp up long-term planning for the electrical transmission system.
Sen. John Braun talks to KVI Radio’s Ari Hoffman about the upcoming special session to create penalties for hard drug possession and the new police pursuit law.
Sen. John Braun talks to KGNW Radio’s Tim Gaydos about the special session called by Governor Inslee to deal with the law on hard drug possession in Washington. https://omny.fm/shows/live-from-seattle/wednesday-may-3-senate-republican-leader-john-brau ...
Republican Senator Keith Wagoner talks to Lars Larson about Governor Inslee calling a special session for state legislators to deal with the hard drug possession law.
Governor Inslee is bringing state lawmakers back to Olympia for a special session to address the state’s drug possession law. An East Wenatchee legislator says it’s the right call. Tracy Ellis reports.
A special session to create a state law that increases penalties for the possession of hard drugs is scheduled for May 16th. Senate Republicans say they’re ready to do their part. Tracy Ellis has more.
A regional sports complex for the greater Wenatchee area is now a real possibility after Governor Jay Inslee signed Senator Brad Hawkins’ bill into law. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Jeff Wilson talks to KEDO Radio’s Mike Wallin about his bills on tow truck safety, wind turbine blades, museum guns, charging station vandalism, and catalytic converter theft. They also discuss the ban on some rifles and hard drug possession.
Sen. John Braun talks to KEDO Radio’s Mike Wallin about hard drug possession, police pursuits, proposed tax increases, housing, education funding, and the long-term care payroll tax.
Sen. Shelly Short on KPQ Radio talking about bipartisanship, state budgets, police pursuits, hard drug possession, parental rights, taxes, local control of schools, changes to the Growth Management Act, and more.
Sen. Mike Padden talks to KVI Radio’s Ari Hoffman about Legislature’s inability to pass a meaningful bill that would help combat impaired driving. He also discusses his legislation that would make it easier for smaller condominium buildings to be constructed.
