John McKay

Been doing radio since 1986, 1981 if you count college. Have three wonderful older daughters, Whitney, Lindsay and Haily, and three great grandkids. Two kids still at home with Angela and I (wifey), Dhylan and Harley. Standout students and athletes. We're into football, sports, NASCAR. we keep busy with kid's sports and activities!

Initiative to Overturn WA Cap and Trade Gets ‘Required’ Signatures

The Initiative was turned into the Secretary of State's office, now signatures will be verified. If still all good, could wind up on the ballot.

Latest Update on Horse Heaven Hills Windfarm Project

The FEIS, or Final Environmental Impact Statement, has been released about the proposed HHH Windfarm.

Lead Contaminated Fruit Puree Pouch Recall Goes National

A wide variety of fruit and applesauce comes in these style pouches, one company investigated for high lead levels.

Rivers, Streams Near Walla Walla to Hit High Levels This Weekend

Rapidly rising levels will present safety hazards in many areas of Mill Creek, and other Walla Walla County waters.

Will WA ‘Link’ Its Carbon Auction Market with CA, and Quebec?

Perhaps the most telling answer to this question is found inside the Department of Ecology's report.

New Study–WA One of ‘Least Business Friendly’ Tax States in US

WA state ranks near the bottom as far as how 'tax friendly' it is towards businesses

‘Heavyweight’ Republican Files for WA Gov. With Public Disclosure

To some, he's known for his Congressional career in WA state, to others more so as the law enforcement officer credited with catching the Green River Killer. Dave Reichert files for Governor's race Former King County Sheriff and Congressman (2005-2019) has filed with the WA State Public Disclosure Commission, making his entry into the 2024 WA State Governor's race official. ...

WA AG Ferguson Pushes for More Gas Stove Regulations

AG Ferguson signed a letter to the Consumer Product Safety Division pushing for more regulations and a public campaign to claim how unhealthy the area.

‘Slow’ Irrigation in Pasco? Blame Debris in the Columbia

Monday, May 8th, city officials said some Pasco customers could experience low or little pressure.

Pendleton, Heppner, Umatilla Get Grants to Battle Wildfires

269 grants have been made