Government
Rep. Schrier Working on Federal Aid for Fire Victims of NCW
U.S. Rep. Kim Schrier from Washington’s 8th Congressional District talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the efforts to bring federal assistance to wildfire victims in North Central Washington. Schrier also discusses the latest news regarding federal relief from the coronavirus.
Read MoreOur Valley Our Future Group Releases Much-Anticipated Report
Chelan County Commissioner Bob Bugert and Steve Maher of Our Valley Our Future talk with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the release of a new report from the organization’s One Community Work Group called “Our Path Forward“, which details the identified benchmarks to a positive future for North Central Washington through inclusion and…
Read MoreMounting Traffic Volumes in East Wenatchee Prompting Thoughts of Future Road Revisions
East Wenatchee Mayor Jerrilea Crawford talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about news related to the pandemic and recent wildfire smoke within the city, as well as how an increasing volume of traffic there is prompting conversations about potential road revisions in the future.
Read MoreTalks Underway Between Wenatchee Mayor and Lighthouse Ministries
Wenatchee Mayor Frank Kuntz talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about his recent talks with the Lighthouse Ministries about the city’s homelessness situation. Mayor Kuntz also discusses how the recent smoke has affected business and projects within the city.
Read MoreDouglas County Commissioners Already Engaged in Obtaining Aid for Wildfire Victims
Douglas County Commissioner Mark Straub talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the rapid response to assist residents in the county who have suffered losses due to the Pearl Hill Fire. Straub is joined by Chelan County Commissioner Kevin Overbay, who discusses a number of current issues within his jurisdiction.
Read MoreWenatchee Police Chief Talks Crime & Homelessness, Pursuit Training
Steve Crown, Chief of Police for the City of Wenatchee talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the recent criminal issues involving the homeless in Wenatchee, as well as intensive pursuit training which is currently taking place at the Wenatchee Valley Super Oval.
Read MoreEx-Inmate Turned Successful Wenatchee Business Owner Shares Details of his Prison Time in New Book
Former inmate and Wenatchee business owner Shane Flemens shares details about his new book “Convicted,” which chronicles his experiences within the U.S. prison system and his journey from convicted criminal to successful entrepreneur.
Read MoreWenatchee Mayor says Lighthouse Ministries “Causing More Harm Than Good” for City’s Homelessness Issues
Wenatchee Mayor Frank Kuntz talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the city’s issues with homelessness and points to several reasons for the problem is expanding, including how the Lighthouse Ministries is “causing more harm than good” in his opinion.
Read MoreCity of Leavenworth Extends Closure of Front Street
City of Leavenworth Mayor Carl Florea talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about extending the town’s closure of Front Street to general vehicle traffic, as well as the recent announcement that the annual Christmas Lightning Festival has been postponed for 2020.
Read MoreTwelfth District Legislative Candidate Adrianne Moore Talks Campaigning During Pandemic
Adrianne Moore, who is challenging incumbent Keith Goehner in Washington’s 12th Legislative District for a seat in the state’s House of Representatives talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about her bid for the post and the challenges of running a first-time campaign during the pandemic.
Read More12th District WA State Rep. Keith Goehner says it’s Not Too Late for Special Session
Representative Keith Goehner of Washington’s 12th Legislative District talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about his work and those of his constituents in recent months during the coronavirus crisis. Goehner also addresses the possibility of special session still being called by Gov. Jay Inslee.
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