Life in Washington State is too expensive for many families. That’s why state Senate Republicans have made returning affordability one of their top priorities. https://youtu.be/wy9J5mfY2Pg
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Life in Washington State is too expensive for many families. That’s why state Senate Republicans have made returning affordability one of their top priorities. https://youtu.be/wy9J5mfY2Pg
With a fervor fed by nationwide protests, the Democratic majority in the Washington State Legislature pushed a police reform agenda that is proving to be unworkable and dangerous. https://youtu.be/vBD7W8Ms2R4
Improving accident scene safety is the goal of a bill introduced in the state Senate again. Tracy Ellis explains.
State Senate Republicans unveil a trio of bills to improve public safety. Kimberly Wirtz reports.
State Senator Mark Schoesler stops by Clarkston to talk with KOZE Radio about the state budget and more as lawmakers prepare for the upcoming Legislative Session.
Washington State Democrats are switching course and adopting a Republican-led homeless approach, according to a Republican state Senator, who says he’ll continuing to offer solutions. Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. Mark Schoesler talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about energy policies, the governor’s budget, crime, homelessness, and agriculture.
A disappointment for families – that’s how the Senate Republican budget leader describes Governor Inslee’s proposed state budget. Tracy Ellis explains.
Senator John Braun talks to Lars Larson about what he calls the equity issue of our time - children suffering from significant learning loss due to actions taken during the pandemic and the state’s refusal to properly address it.
A great character in the world of college football and one of its most innovative and creative offensive minds – that’s how a state Senator remembers former WSU football coach Mike Leach. Tracy Ellis reports.
Every state legislator, the governor and all other statewide elected officials would see a boost in salary over the next two years, under proposals voted on by the Washington Citizens’ Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials. https://youtu.be/CNFAfGk-_5Q
A bill now before the state Legislature could allow Chelan and Douglas counties to partner on a Regional Aquatic Center and Sports Complex someday. Tracy Ellis explains.