Inside Politics
In even numbered years such as 2020, the legislative session is only 60 days long so that all the House members can get home to… Continue reading
Inside Politics
As Will Rogers used to say, “I only know what I read in the paper.” For most of the year, I write about serious topics… Continue reading
Would you believe in the future when a cement truck shows up to pour your foundation or patio, the mixture will likely contain ground-up wind… Continue reading
Inside Politics
Even though all the election results showed him losing, President Donald Trump has been saying “the only way I lose is if the election is… Continue reading
One of the biggest challenges of the 21st century is dealing with the progress of the 20th century — especially old computers, monitors, cellular phones… Continue reading
Inside Politics
Why not call a special session of the Legislature? That question has come up several times through out the past year, usually by Republicans due… Continue reading
It’s no secret that airlines and airplane manufacturers have been clobbered by the coronavirus pandemic. Particularly hard hit are international flights traditionally flown by jumbo… Continue reading
Inside Politics
When you picture the Washington state Legislature, it usually looks like mostly white males. But that is in the process of changing. When the Legislature… Continue reading
Inside Politics
A look at statewide offices in Washington.
Before the pandemic came ashore, the number of active camping households was increasing.
Greg Asimakoupoulos
I wanted her to live. I wanted a future with her.
Inside Politics
State law regarding use of deadly force is finally seeing results in 2020.
Agreement and commitment is needed to address the causes of wildfires and climate change.
Inside Politics
Can former Bothell mayor beat two Democrats for lieutenant governor post?
Inside Politics
The federal law was established in 1939.
Making tough choices on cuts and revenue can’t wait until next year and hopes for better news.
Inside Politics
The jury is our citizens, and they are divided.
As grocery store workers in King County, we experience the hard, cold realities of the COVID-19 pandemic every single day. And despite the fact that… Continue reading
Guest Column
If Americans are to receive all of their electricity without coal and natural gas by 2035, they will need nuclear power. Even if Washingtonians, who… Continue reading
The Census Bureau has been told to cut its work short, making your response even more important.
