KIRO Reporter Hanna Scott interviews Sen. Perry Dozier for her report on the State Supreme Court upholding a B&O tax on large banks in Washington.
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KIRO Reporter Hanna Scott interviews Sen. Perry Dozier for her report on the State Supreme Court upholding a B&O tax on large banks in Washington.
In or out, Washington’s long-term care tax is for life — and the deadline is looming. KIRO 7's Jesse Jones talks to Sen. Doug Ericksen https://youtu.be/y7I-ECQZrxo
A new long-term care insurance requirement will soon go into effect, affecting millions of Washingtonians.
Sen. Jeff Wilson talks to KIRO Radio’s Dori Monson about why he wants the Governor to suspend the law launching a payroll tax for long-term care.
The Governor needs to use his emergency powers to stop a payroll tax for long-term care according to several state Senators. Tracy Ellis reports.
A proposed voting map for Washington’s congressional districts focuses on keeping communities together within compact regions. Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. Brad Hawkins talks about what he’s hearing from constituents, what’s happening with the state’s redistricting process, and the upcoming legislative session. KOHO 101 Morning Show KOZI Morning News
A Republican on the panel charged with redrawing voting maps for our state released his draft plan for legislative districts. Tracy Ellis reports.
A state Senator is among those calling for a personal fireworks ban in East Wenatchee. Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. Doug Ericksen talks with KTTH’s Jason Rantz about the new vaccine-mandate lawsuit filed by Washington State Patrol Troopers and Department of Corrections workers.
Senator Chris Gildon tells radio talk show host Lars Larson that lenient Democrat policies put citizens’ lives at risk.
The state Senators present their new report: “Prison Alarm Bells: Five Years of Failure at the Department of Corrections – and What Washington Can Do About It.”