The Spokesman Review By Jim Camden UPDATED: Wed., Feb. 7, 2018, 9:33 p.m. OLYMPIA – Washington employers wouldn’t be able to have prospective workers fill out an application asking if they’ve been arrested under a bill approved Wednesday by the House. ...
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Author: Alexa Block , KREM Published: 12:40 PM PDT September 9, 2017 Updated: 2:08 PM PDT September 9, 2017 SPOKANE, Wash. — Washington state recently passed a 10 year extension for film tax incentives, granting films and TV shows created within state borders ...
Read MoreSpokesman-Review Sat., April 15, 2017 By Rep. Marcus Riccelli Prior to beginning my first session as a state legislator, I met with a group of concerned citizens in Spokane’s lower South Hill. We discussed a number of social and economic justice ...
Read MoreThe Spokesman-Review February 16, 2016 OLYMPIA – A police officer responding to an attempted suicide could recommend a mental health professional quickly contact and offer help to the person who tried to commit suicide, under a bill that received near ...
Read MoreThe Spokesman-Review January 24, 2016 When companies look at potential filming locations, they always ask: “How much will it cost?” Washington lawmakers know that the bottom line is an important factor with filmmakers, which is why we created the Motion ...
Read MoreWSU Published: June 30, 2015 by KEVIN_DUDLEY Just in time before the end of the state’s fiscal year, the Washington Legislature approved a state operating budget that includes funding to start a WSU medical school in Spokane. We asked for and ...
Read MoreSeattle Times March 25, 2015 OLYMPIA — A nearly century-old restriction giving the University of Washington the exclusive right to operate a public medical school in the state of Washington was removed by the Legislature on Wednesday, opening the door ...
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