House Republican Budget Leader Rep. Travis Couture Reacts to Gov. Bob Ferguson Signing the Largest Tax Increase in State History
Rep. Travis Couture joins KVI’s Ari Hoffman to discuss how in his first session, Gov. Ferguson became the most radical Governor in state history after signing a $78 billion operating budget — the largest in state history
Critics of newly signed $78 billion WA operating budget predict dire fallout
(The Center Square) – The day after Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson signed into law a two-year, $78 billion operating budget that amounts to the largest tax increase in state history, critics expressed disappointment and concern about how
‘Find a better deal’: Pierce County deputy union slams contract proposal
(The Center Square) – The Pierce County Deputy Sheriff’s Independent Guild is telling its members to work elsewhere following a contract proposal from County Executive Ryan Mello’s office. In a message to members, the guild didn’t mince
Spokane Valley needs more cops — but its immigration policy could get in the way
(The Center Square) – Around 20 officers short, Spokane Valley needs more funding to expand its police force, but the city might have shot itself in the foot with its immigration policy. Gov. Bob Ferguson signed House
Trump admin secures release of US Air Force vet wrongfully detained in Venezuela
Seattle’s summer safety plan includes fewer hours, more cops and locked toilets
(The Center Square) – After a recent shooting, Seattle parks will have more police officers present as part of a new summer safety strategy that focuses on reducing crimes in public areas. Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced
Op-Ed: Washington enacts massive tax increases to pay for government pay raises
There was a lot of intrigue in Washington state as citizens and businesses waited to see what Gov. Bob Ferguson would do with the record tax increases lawmakers sent to his desk this year. Despite speculation that
Spokane County expands surveillance camera program to 26 new locations
(The Center Square) – Spokane County can now expand its crime prevention camera program to more than two dozen locations after local officials greenlighted the initiative on Tuesday. The Board of County Commissioners amended its agreement with