Doug Ericksen joins Dillon, reacting to reports of campaign-fund-spending. Also, reaction from the farming community over animal abuse that was discovered this weekend.
Joe and Alex talk about the Palestinian president’s first visit to the White House in three years, as well as strict prom rules in this edition of the Morning News.
WA AG Bob Ferguson talked to Jennifer Irwin while he was in Bellingham today. A contestant from The Bachelor is in a new kind of drama. Bill Davis talks with Stephanie Morrell about the Bellingham Bells’ living situation. An unprovoked wood-chipper based attack in Oregon. Positive and negative aspects of dating your best friend. Also: What is the ‘Dine Out for Maple Valley Inn’ event? Dillon Honcoop reports live at Hilltop Restaurant on the Guide!
Joe and Alex talk about the debate on airlines overbooking flights moving to Capitol Hill, as well as “Dine Out for Maple Alley Inn” in this edition of the Morning News.
Former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich and Ann Coulter discuss Ann’s cancellation at UC Berkley, Tracy talks about his favorite band, and Joe Teehan met up with Edgar Franks at the May Day Rally. Also: ABC’s Johnathan Carl talked with several correspondents to discuss this week.
Join host Bill Davis as he interviews a host of folks from our community and organizations.
Host Guy Ochiogrosso welcomes Danielle Rosellison of Trailblazin Productions to discuss trends in the marijuana industry. How is the industry being structured now in the era of legalization?
Host Camille Koppenberg brings the week’s market news. Then, she gives advice on how to protect one of your most areas of financial information- your online passwords.
Host Dick Donahue talks about how the GDP was up in the 1st quarter of 2017, Trump’s proposed tax reforms, troubles for the Federal Reserve, and how a market downturn can affect the first few years of retirement.
Host Mike Kent talks to WWU students Taylor Acuff and Maddie Stewart about the Idea Insitute at the University and its promotion of entrepreneurship.
