Topics include gas prices, taxes, public disclosure, transportation, housing, crime, fisheries, and more. Local Matters on Timber Country 94.7 KXRO Morning News https://soundcloud.com/kxronews/6-28-23-senator-jeff-wilson
A state law from legislative Democrats to close a privately-run immigration jail can’t be enforced, so a state Senator says it should be repealed. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Brad Hawkins on the KOZI Morning News talking about the Long-Term Care Tax, also known as the WA Cares program; wildfire preparedness, a proposed mileage tax, and more.
Sen. Brad Hawkins on The Agenda on KPQ Radio talking about the long-term care payroll tax, wildfire season, a regional sports complex, and more.
Senator Wilson talks about her personal cancer diagnosis, the latest legislative session, bills she’s been working on, and why cancer screening and research is so vitally important. https://open.spotify.com/episode/4IG8SSF1B1lLBi1qk4QDjM?si=4f32dc1ebc1f4c34
Sen. Matt Boehnke talks to KGNW Radio’s Tim Gaydos about the recent cyber-attack on the state Transportation Department and hacking of the U.S. Department of Energy and several other federal agencies. They also discuss the latest developments with Boeing at the Paris...
Sen. John Braun talks to KVI Radio’s Ari Hoffman about Washington now having the highest gas prices in the country due to the Democrats’ cap-and-tax scheme.
Sen. Matt Boehnke talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, Boeing’s new plane design, and more.
Sen. Matt Boehnke talks to Lars Larson about cybersecurity in the wake of recent attacks and breeches at government agencies.
Buckle up, Washington! Our state now boasts the highest gas prices in the U.S., surpassing California. Tracy Ellis has more.
Washington state takes a crucial step to save lives by eliminating co-pays on more breast cancer screenings. Mammograms already covered. Now, thanks to State Senator Lynda Wilson's bill, MRI and ultrasound screenings will be free too.
Washington workers’ paychecks will shrink starting next month thanks to the state's new long-term care payroll tax. Tracy Ellis explains.
