No new taxes and investments in things like public safety and education have some Republicans applauding a proposed state budget from Senate Democrats.
Tracy Ellis reports.
A drop in state revenue highlights need for a cautious approach in the new state budget according to the lead Senate Republican budget writer.
Kimberly Wirtz reports.
Sen. Lynda Wilson talks to KTTH Radio’s Jason Rantz about how the legislature discovered that funds were being diverted from an auto theft task force account at the same time auto thefts were skyrocketing.
Sen. Lynda Wilson is sponsoring a bill that aims to expand felony child endangerment to include fentanyl and synthetic opioids, as well as smoke from those drugs.
Legislative Democrats continue to block important fixes to their 2021 law that restricts police pursuits. Podcast features Senators John Braun, Keith Wagoner and Lynda Wilson.
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State Senate and House Republican leaders are panning the Democrats’ new ‘wealth tax’ proposal.
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The Democrats’ new ‘wealth tax’ is more bad policy according to the budget leader for the state’s Senate Republicans.
Tracy Ellis explains.
Sen. Lynda Wilson talks to KVI Radio’s Ari Hoffman about her call for bipartisan action on things like housing, homelessness, hard drugs, public safety, education, and more.
The 2023 Washington State Legislature must craft an operating budget to pay for state services. What are the key priorities for this year’s budget debate? Host Austin Jenkins sits down with Sen. Lynda Wilson, the ranking Republican on the Senate Ways & Means committee.
Senator Lynda Wilson talks to Lars Larson about how it appears that Democrats already killed her bipartisan legislation to reform the emergency-powers law.
