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Seattle Times City Hall reporter, David Kroman

Week in Review: June 21, 2024 - with David Kroman

Diaz comes out, SPD Recruitment Test Controversy, Cop's Invalid Driver's License Scandal, Auburn Cop’s Murder Trial, Seattle's Transportation Levy Proposal, County's Crisis Care Centers Plan, Potential Boost for Sounder South Line, Newcastle's Pride Flag Controversy

Chris Reykdal, Superintendent of Public Instruction

Reykdal Touts "Relentless Passion to Close Barriers and Open Doors" in Re-election Bid for Superintendent of Public Instruction

Chris Reykdal is seeking re-election, touting his record on closing opportunity gaps, investing in student mental health, and promoting innovation. He aims to continue his work on fully funding education, technology integration and support for underserved students if re-elected.

Lilly Ana Fowler, reporter covering social justice issues for NPR member station KNKX

Week in Review: June 14, 2024 - with Lilly Ana Fowler

Gun violence impacting schools, Burien Police Chief Resigns, emergency abortion clarification. PayUp minimum wage repeal vote delayed, COVID-19 uptick, and an ICE detention center death, providing in-depth insights and expert perspectives.

Reid Saaris, Candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction

"We Can Do Better": Reid Saaris Aims to Revamp Education as State Superintendent

Reid Saaris, an educator and former non-profit leader, discusses his campaign for Superintendent of Public Instruction. He aims to close opportunity gaps, overhaul school funding, guarantee mental health access, and curb social media's impact. Saaris touts his experience and bold reform agenda.

Chair of Sierra Club Seattle and long-time communications and political strategist, Robert Cruickshank

Week in Review: June 7, 2024 - with Robert Cruickshank

Seattle schools face budget crisis; closures opposed. Wealth gap widens as home prices soar. Council mulls gig worker pay cut amid ethics concerns. GOP sues to hide fiscal impacts of ballot measures. King County and Kent leave asylum seekers unhoused by vacant hotel; officials urged to act.

King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion

King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion Reflects on Progress and Challenges in First 18 Months

King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion discusses progress and challenges in her first 18 months, highlighting efforts to rebuild law enforcement relationships, reduce juvenile crime, and address violent crime through collaboration and early intervention.

Seattle political reporter and editor of PubliCola, Erica Barnett

Week in Review: May 31, 2024 - with Erica Barnett

Ethics complaint filed in WA governor race; Seattle police chief ousted amid discrimination scandal, replaced by ex-Sheriff Sue Rahr; Councilmember Rivera's budget proviso jeopardizing equitable development funds sparked outrage