Legislative Republican leaders hold a media availability to discuss the just-completed 2023 legislative session. The biggest topic of conversation was the failure of the bill creating penalties for hard drug possession.
State Senate Republicans say a police pursuit bill that passed out of the Legislature is a small move in the right direction.
Tracy Ellis reports.
At a time when the state legislature is looking to make housing more affordable, two new proposals would add to the cost of a home.
Tracy Ellis explains.
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.
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Senate and House Republican leaders gather for their weekly media availability. This week they talk about public safety, including police pursuits, hard drugs, and protecting children removed from parents based on abuse, neglect, or abandonment. They also discuss nursing shortages, education, and more.
Senator Warnick discusses her support for legislation to improve access and training for social workers in Washington state.
State Senator Judy Warnick introduced legislation to establish the state cactus.
The state Senate officially recognizes the importance of making people aware of human trafficking and the resources available to support victims.
Tracy Ellis reports.
Senate and House Republican leaders gather for their weekly media availability. This week they talk about transportation, the Employment Security Department, police pursuits, and COVID vaccinations.
Senator Judy Warnick on 920 News Now with Teresa Lukens and Dave Spencer talking about state budgets, emergency powers reform, and increased participation in the legislative process.
