Concerns about integrity in law enforcement have prompted lawmakers to pass a bill that would effectively end the quota system.

Rep. Jeff Holy, a career lawman turned legislator, wants to end revenue-driven policing in Washington state.

The governor's State of the State address was the primary topic of discussion on Rick Rydell's show on KXLY, featuring Rep. Jeff Holy.

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Dear Friends and Neighbors, After 176 days in session, I’m happy to report the Legislature has finally adjourned for the year. The operating budget was approved without new taxes (avoiding a government shutdown), the capital budget provides necessary infrastructure for our state, and a new transportation tax package was approved...

Dear Friends and Neighbors, The Legislature has adjourned today, two days early. Unfortunately, the governor has called us back for a special session because an agreement could not be found on the state’s budget. The governor has other plans for the special session besides just the budget – read more...

During consideration of House Bill 1480, prime sponsor Rep. Jeff Holy speaks on the House floor about the measure, which provides for lifetime registration for trailers.

Rep. Jeff Holy talks with KXLY Radio's Rick Rydell about House passage of the lifetime trailer registration measure, House Bill 1480. The bill was the brainchild of Rydell, who had suggested it to Holy three years earlier.

Dear Friends and Neighbors, Today marks the 93rd day of the 105-day session. The House budget I wrote to you about in my last email passed the House on a party-line vote. I voted “no” because it depends on tax increases we don’t need to have a responsible, sustainable budget. ...