9th District Sen. Mark Schoesler discusses the Senate's capital budget proposal, which focuses on K-12 school construction funding, as well as money to help areas impacted by last summer's wildfires. He also gives his thoughts on the Senate transportation budget and...
The Senate Capital Budget that pays for construction and maintenance projects passed in the Senate. Sen. Schoesler is the lead Republican on the Capital Budget. He talks about that, and two of his bills that are still alive that deal with liquor licenses and school...
Sen. Brad Hawkins on KPQ Radio talking about the legislative process the six initiatives to the legislature, the Wenatchee High School volleyball team, and more.
Sen. Braun talks about Legislative Democrats’ willingness to hold hearings on three initiatives to the Legislature, but not on three others.
Initiative 2081’s aim is for the state to recognize that parents are the primary stakeholder in their child’s upbringing. https://youtu.be/ykXutx6QuKk
A measure to help encourage home ownership by making it easier to build smaller condominium buildings is advancing in the state Legislature. Tracy Ellis reports.
State Legislative Democrats agree to hold hearings on some of the initiatives, but many are asking, why not all of them? Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. Brad Hawkins on KOZI Radio talking about state budgets, the initiatives to the Legislature, and his ‘Walking Start to Running Start’ bill.
State Legislative Republicans – Sens. John Braun and Lynda Wilson and Reps. Drew Stokesbary and Chris Corry – hold a weekly media availability to discuss the very latest in the 2024 legislative session. https://youtu.be/9tRmHHBkxyQ
Senator Mark Schoesler on 920 News Now with Dave Spencer talking about the Senate Capital Budget and his bill that would create a fund to provide low-interest loans to school districts for construction projects.
Northwest Newsradio’s Jeff Pohjola interviews state Senate Republican Leader John Braun about majority Democrats’ willingness to give three initiatives hearings in Olympia, while ignoring three others. They also discuss rent control.
With a host of public-safety priorities and no new taxes, the state Senate Republican budget leader is encouraged by the Senate supplemental budget proposal. Tracy Ellis explains.
