‘It’s not going to be The Dukes of Hazzard.' Police welcome flexibility on pursuits, critics fear more crashes This summer police in Washington will have more leeway to pursue fleeing drivers. Supporters of the initiative say it will help stem crime and reckless driving. Opponents say the rollback is dangerous and goes against expert advice. Amy Radil
Watch live: President Biden's State of the Union speech President Biden is delivering his State of the Union address on Thursday night at 6 p.m. PT, a speech where he will make his case for a second term in office. NPR Staff
These Washington Democrats are voting 'uncommitted' to send message to Biden Who is voting uncommitted in Washington state in the March 12 presidential primary? Katie Campbell
Vote 'uncommitted' in presidential primary, say coalition members for Gaza ceasefire A coalition of elected leaders and activists is calling for Democratic voters in Washington to cast “uncommitted” ballots rather than voting for President Joe Biden in the presidential primary election on March 12. Katie Campbell
Parental rights ballot gets support, little pushback in Washington state legislative hearing Jeanie Lindsay
Symbolic or pointless? Measure against nonexistent local income taxes could appear on Washington ballots The first of three voter initiatives to get hearings this week would ban income taxes at the state and local levels in Washington – but an analysis shows it wouldn't change any current laws. Jeanie Lindsay
Why do I declare a party on my Washington presidential primary ballot? (And other things you should know) Ballots for Washington's 2024 presidential primary election are now arriving in mailboxes across the state. KUOW STAFF David Hyde Kim Malcolm
Week in Review: book bans, grade inflation, and the Seattle Police Department Bill Radke discusses the week’s news with Sarah Anne Lloyd, Bill Finkbeiner, and Claudia Rowe. . Bill Radke Kevin Kniestedt