“Your Service is Enough” – Yvonne Gallardo Looks to Unseat Rep. Clyde Shavers
Yvonne Gallardo, candidate for Washington State Representative – Legislative District 10 joins KVI’s Ari Hoffman to talk about her platform and campaign! Listen to the audio here: More information is available at electyvonnegallardo.com Meet Yvonne I
Civil penalties for 'stealthing' now in effect in Washington state
(The Center Square) – As of Monday, Washington is the third state in the country to allow punishment for “stealthing.” Stealthing is the act of removing or tampering with a sexually protective device before or during intercourse
Moses Lake School District to sell two properties amid financial crisis
(The Center Square) – The Moses Lake School District plans to sell two surplus properties as it scraps together all the money it can amid a financial crisis that has put more than 200 people out of
Washington State Women's Commission launches effort to close gender gap in pay
(The Center Square) – The Washington State Women’s Commission has launched a campaign aimed at closing the gender pay gap in Washington state. The campaign is called Activate 3.8. Women’s Commission Executive Director Grace Yoo says the
King County Sheriff still won’t arrest Burien homeless despite SCOTUS ruling
(The Center Square) – Despite a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court, the King County Sheriff’s Office is still refusing to enforce the City of Burien’s ban on public camping. On Friday, the nation’s highest court
Breaching Snake River dams could drop reservoirs, groundwater levels by 100 feet
(The Center Square) – As the Biden administration attempts to gain support for breaching hydroelectric dams in Washington, state and federal agencies are preparing for a study on the potential implications. The Washington State Department of Ecology
Former Seattle city councilmember calls out proposed $1.55B transportation levy
(The Center Square) – Former Seattle City Councilmember Alex Pedersen is calling out the proposed Seattle transportation tax levy amended by current city councilmembers for being too much of a burden on property owners. The Select Committee