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Washington State Faces Controversial Initiatives on November Ballot

Washington faces four controversial initiatives on November's ballot, backed by a California hedge fund manager. Critics say the initiatives cut taxes for big corporations and the wealthy, shifting the bill to working families and eliminating billions in funding for public schools and transportation

Seattle advocate and author of the Rondezvous newsletter, Ron Davis

Week in Review: October 11, 2024 - with Ron Davis

Public Lands candidate backs climate act repeal, new waterfront walk opens, school closures revised, police hiring bonuses increased amid budget cuts, Tacoma proposes new revenue sources, hurricanes highlight climate vulnerabilities, and ICE facility allows state inspectors.

Ryan Mello, Candidate for Pierce County Executive

Ryan Mello Outlines Comprehensive Vision for Pierce County's Future

Pierce County Executive candidate Ryan Mello outlines a comprehensive vision, emphasizing public safety reforms, affordable housing, environmental conservation, and economic development. He contrasts his approach with his opponent's, pledging active leadership on key issues facing the county.

Politics reporter for KUOW and co-host of the Sound Politics podcast, Scott Greenstone

Week in Review: October 4, 2024 - with Scott Greenstone

Tacoma Police Chief Administrative Leave Mystery. Seattle Public Schools revised closure plan. Serrano video called racist and fear mongering. Attorney General and Seattle City Council debates. Seattle's proposed budget faces criticism.

Shasti Conrad, Chair of the Washington State Democratic Party

Democratic State Party Chair Shasti Conrad Discusses 2024 Election Strategy, Party Unity

Conrad discusses the role of the state party in volunteer and candidate support, turning out the Democratic base, maintaining unity within a diverse party, and the transition to Kamala Harris at the top of the ticket.

Cecelia Black, community organizer at Disability Rights Washington, and Ruth Rosas, Program Manager at America Walks

Week Without Driving Returns to Spotlight Mobility Issues

The annual Week Without Driving returns Sept 30-Oct 6, inviting policymakers and the public to experience transit and mobility options as a non-driver. Organizers hope insights will lead to more accessible communities for everyone.

Chris Reykdal and David Olson, Candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction

State Superintendent Race Gains New Significance Amid School Funding Crisis

As school funding issues take center stage, the race for Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction has gained new significance. Incumbent Chris Reykdal, a Democrat, faces challenger David Olson, a Republican, in a contest with stark ideological differences.