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Patrick DePoe, Candidate for Commissioner of Public Lands

Balancing Tradition and Innovation: Patrick DePoe's Bid for Lands Commissioner

Patrick DePoe, Makah Tribe member and DNR Tribal Relations Director, aims to be WA's first Native American statewide official as Lands Commissioner. He pledges to draw on his experience to improve wildfire management and balance conservation with rural economic needs.

Senior Advisor at The Urbanist and Executive Director of The Economic Opportunity Institute, Rian Watt

Week in Review: June 28, 2024 - with Rian Watt

WA State Dems pass ceasefire resolution, Everett Herald layoffs, Seattle Social Housing Initiative, uncertainty over Seattle school closures, Seattle sidewalk plan hits snag, new Seattle City Council's lack of productivity under scrutiny

Dave Upthegrove, Candidate for Commissioner of Public Lands

Upthegrove Pledges 'Transformational Change' in Bid for Lands Commissioner

Dave Upthegrove, a former legislator and current King County Councilmember and candidate for Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands, recently discussed his bid for the position, highlighting his priorities and outlining his vision for the future of the state's natural resources management.

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.