The possession and use of hard drugs would be a more serious crime under legislation approved in the state Senate. Tracy Ellis reports.

The possession and use of hard drugs would be a more serious crime under legislation approved in the state Senate. Tracy Ellis reports.
Getting vegetation around rivers and streams to help salmon without destroying farms is the goal of a bill that passed out of the state Senate. Kimberly Wirtz explains.
A shockingly large number of Native Americans have turned up missing or murdered in Washington – a bill that passed out of state Senate aims to address that. Laudan Espinoza has more.
Your child could effectively disappear by simply claiming they’re seeking gender counseling or puberty-blocking chemicals under a bill passed in the state Senate.
A bill that passed in the state Senate would make it easier for businesses to become employee owned. Tracy Ellis reports.
Listen to this 7th District Legislative Update with Sen. Shelly Short Topic: Bill that threatens the rights of parents
Sen. John Braun talks to KVI Radio's Ari Hoffman about Democrat legislation that would allow teens to stay at certain youth facilities without their parents’ knowledge while seeking services related to gender dysphoria and gender transitioning. He also talks about...
Senator John Braun talks to Lars Larson about Legislative Democrats' bill that threatens parental rights by removing parents from their child’s health care decision-making process in relation to gender dysphoria and gender transitioning.
Listen to this 19th District Legislative Update with Sen. Jeff Wilson Topics: Topics: Bills that threaten the rights of parents and create ergonomic rules that overturn the will of voters
Listen to this 20th District Legislative Update with Sen. John Braun Topics: Bills that threaten the rights of parents and craft ergonomic rules that overturn the will of voters
Sen. Shelly Short on KPQ radio talking about bills that change the Growth Management Act, threaten the rights of parents, craft new ergonomic rules that overturn the will of voters, and create a domestic violent extremism commission.
Your child could effectively disappear by simply claiming they’re seeking gender counseling or puberty-blocking chemicals under a bill passed in the state Senate. Kimberly Wirtz explains.