Bradley Warren

Spokane

Reporter at KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA)

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Articles

Cantwell to vote NO on Dr. Oz confirmation, Crapo, Daines, Barrasso expected to vote YES

Mar 25, 2025 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

WASHINGTON DC- The Finance Committee held executive session Tuesday on the nomination of Dr. Oz to be the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services. The purpose of this is to vote Oz out of committee for a full senate vote. “While I appreciate Dr. Oz’s willingness to consider some interesting and important reforms, like PBMs or the basic health plan, he was unwilling to commit to opposing a cut to Medicaid. The math is clear.
Senator Cantwell to speak with Spokane health providers over concerns of Medicaid cuts

Mar 19, 2025 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

SPOKANE, WASH- Washington Senator Maria Cantwell (D) will be in Spokane to talk with healthcare providers and patients over potential Medicaid and Medicare cuts. The senator released a snapshot of what she potential cuts could look like, and while Republicans are adamant cuts to these programs would not take place—the senators released report indicates that the state is receiving over $12.5 billion in federal funding for Medicaid and the impacts could be massive.
Sen. Daines, a free-trade advocate, backs President Trump's trade policy

Feb 12, 2025 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

WASHINGTON — It's been seven years since Senator Steve Daines took a cooler full of steaks to China in an effort open trade. "It was Fred Wacker steaks from Miles City that I gave to the premier of China and now we have access to that market," Senator Daines said. As the tariff conversation and trade back-and-forth continue Senator Daines says he has no beef with this administration and their trade policies.
Pete Hegseth faces opposition in Pentagon bid amid allegations

Dec 5, 2024 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Pete Hegseth's nomination to lead the Pentagon is encountering resistance due to allegations of drinking and sexual misconduct. Hegseth, a former Fox News anchor, is meeting with senators to gather support for his confirmation. According to CNN, a top Trump transition source described Wednesday's meetings as "absolutely critical for Hegseth's confirmation hopes. Despite the challenges, Hegseth remains determined.
Small Business Saturday boosts Spokane's local economy

Nov 29, 2024 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

SPOKANE, Wash. – Small Business Saturday, founded in 2010, encourages shoppers to support small businesses over large chain corporations. In Spokane, one local business is transforming for the holiday season to drive foot traffic and promote year-round success. According to the Small Business Administration, 41% of U.S. adults plan to shop in-person at small businesses, while 36% intend to shop online. In downtown Spokane, there is a strong push to support brick-and-mortar stores.
Using the Paris Olympics to prepare for the LA Olympics in 2028

Jul 25, 2024 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

PARIS, France- The United States Embassy in Paris is just off La Plaza Concordia which is where a lot of the new sports for the 2024 Paris Olympics like skateboarding will be hosted. The Counselor Minister of the U.S. French Embassy Lawrence Randolph says they have been watching the scaffolding go up from across the street for the last several months. Randolph points out that this has been a good cheat sheet for LA 2028.
An American influence, right next door to luxury brands on France’s Champs-Élysées

Jul 23, 2024 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

PARIS, France- The Champs-Élysées is home to some of the biggest fashion brands in the world, like Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior, but there is a lot of American influence more than the French might like to admit to. It has been widely reported that the McDonald’s on the Champs-Élysées is one of their top grossing locations. Condé Nast reports that location serves 5,000 burgers a day, and per their data it brings in €13.5 million, or $14.6 million.
Washington Paraolympian serving as role model for wheelchair athletes back home

Jul 18, 2024 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

PARIS, France- Susanna Scaroni is the definition of speed. “I remember some of the first major marathons were people we’re saying Susanna,” Scaroni said Scaroni, a Tekoa, Washington native, has her eyes on gold this Olympics, but the road to the Olympics started in the Pacific Northwest.
Washington state senator helping with push for equality in Paris Olympics

Jul 10, 2024 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

PARIS, France- Let the games begin: Paris will make history, not just for being a host city of the Olympics, but for steps taken towards equality and equity in the games. “We are the first Olympics post Me Too,” Paola Farber, the Paris 2024 Gender Equality and Inclusion Manager said. “We really want people to remember that sport is a really great way to change peoples lives.”With every Olympics comes the opportunity to trail blaze and make history.
Spokane man living abroad in Paris shares experience ahead of 2024 Olympics

Jul 9, 2024 | khq.com | Bradley Warren

PARIS, France- Many have a dream of packing up and leaving their hometown Shawn DesVoinges, who is from Spokane, Washington actually did. Shawn DesVoinges lives in the shadow of a castle in St. Germain, France, roughly 30 minutes outside of Paris. “I believe it was Louis the XIV that was born and raised here,” DesVoinges said. DesVoinges went to Shadle Park High School and has great memories of running around the city of Spokane, and says even though he’s far from home, he still finds similarities.