Does the I-1639 gun initiative criminalize self-defense?
Alan Gottlieb with the 2nd Amendment Foundation believes I-1639 will undermine basic self-defense, making it easier for gun-owners to break law while becoming more vulnerable to actual criminals.7 years ago
Attorney files ethics complaint as Seattle refuses to turn over documents
It's a battle emerging within a larger lawsuit. Either these documents are city files and subject to public disclosure, or they are private documents and Seattle has no business paying $145,000 to protect them.7 years ago
Kirkland City Council looking to jump on the plastic straw banned-wagon
Taking after Seattle, the Kirkland city council is currently exploring banning plastic straws, a move Kirkland city councilmember Toby Nixon is not too happy with.7 years ago
Saul Spady wants you to prepare for Seattle’s 2019 elections
Saul Spady is speaking out about Seattle leadership again, after revealing text messages show how some leaders feel about "privileged voters."7 years ago
Olympia businesses using private security to curb downtown homeless
Activists in Olympia are protesting businesses who are using private security to clear homeless people from sleeping in front of their entrances.7 years ago
Are heroin injection sites a state’s rights issue?
Susan Hutchison weighs in on whether safe injection sites are a state's rights issue or if the federal government be intervening.7 years ago
Is Washington closer to getting a $30 car tab fee?
Conservative activist Tim Eyman believes we are close to getting a flat $30 car tab fee, and alleges he is being targeted by the state for his politics.7 years ago
Is the Seattle streetcar a social justice issue?
President of Pike Brewing Company Charles Finkel belives the Seattle streetcar project is a social justice issue.7 years ago
Federal lawsuit suggests Washington cyberstalking law violates free speech
Free speech lawyer Eugene Volokh discusses the case he's bringing against Washington's cyberstalking law, which may infringe on speech.7 years ago
Dad finds needles on waterfront, blames Seattle City Council
Naveed Jamali won't say if he's running for Seattle City Council, but he talks like he is. This is what he has to say about the problems Seattle faces and the solutions it needs.7 years ago
Hutchison: Mismanagement has worsened Washington fires
Where there's smoke there's fire, and forest mismanagement, according to Republican candidate Susan Hutchison. She argues that extreme environmentalists have brought Washington to an unhealthy, smoky point.7 years ago
SPD Chief Best: Cops are leaving Seattle, but contract will help
Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best doesn't know how many, but does admit that cops are leaving the force to other agencies. One solution is currently on the table.7 years ago
Will cutting Bellevue parking requirement hurt the economy?
Bellevue parking is at the heart of an Eastside affordable housing debate. Councilmember Jennifer Robertson believes that replicating Seattle's policy is not a solution and will hurt the economy and traffic.7 years ago
Will I-1639 ‘wake up’ gun owners in Washington state?
Dave Workman of the Second Amendment Foundation hopes that gun control initiative I-1639's return the ballot will wake up gun owners across Washington state.7 years ago
Saul Spady: Kshama Sawant is the Trump in our midst
Saul Spady is known around Seattle in relation to Dick's Drive-In and local activism. But could he be thinking about running for office?7 years ago
Saul Spady: The Showbox is a missed opportunity and should be rebuilt
Did Seattle just miss an opportunity with The Showbox? Saul Spady says there is a solution that could have made everyone happy, and helped produce new, great music for decades to come.7 years ago
WATCH: Rantz peddles smoke masks
Why buy an inexpensive, safe product from Home Depot when you spend a paycheck on a hand-crafted smoke mask by the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH.7 years ago
Dan Satterberg: ‘It鈥檚 not true’ that we don’t prosecute property crimes
King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg answers criticism that his office doesn't prosecute drug offenses or addiction-related crimes. But it's also not that simple.7 years ago
WATCH: Rantz takes on Ocasio-Cortez’s fumbling CNN interview
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had a bit of a word fumble during an interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo, prompting Jason Rantz to make his own version of the video.7 years ago
GOP Chair Caleb Heimlich: ‘If we lose, the state’s going to be unrecognizable’
GOP Chairman Caleb Heimlich spoke about Republican concerns with recent election results, and how Trump may be impacting it.7 years ago
Susan Hutchison: ‘The Democrat party is no friend of small business’
Susan Hutchison says Maria Cantwell is only concerned with her own advancement and doesn't deserve a fourth term.7 years ago
Dino Rossi running against ‘the most far left wing opponent I have ever had’
Republican Dino Rossi doesn't know exactly who he will run against for the 8th Congressional District race, but he does know they will be too far left leaning. He also talks about flying cars, hyperloops, and gun rights.7 years ago
King County Sheriff: Why we should pass the fingerprint levy
King County Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht argues that the automated fingerprint levy is a public safety issue, and that voting "no" would be hurting an already underfunded operation.7 years ago
