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As the 2026 legislative session came to a close last week, lawmakers approved three supplemental budgets that will shape state spending over the next year: the operating budget, the transportation budget,...

March 19, 2026

Sept. 26, 2025

Washington State is in the midst of a full-blown affordability crisis, and for working families, the pressure is growing unbearable. Between skyrocketing housing costs, expensive energy, rising food prices, and record-breaking...

July 14, 2025

I am excited and relieved to report the Yakima Valley School has been saved from the chopping block! Your involvement was key to keeping this very important community asset open and...

April 30, 2025

At this week’s Republican media availability, House and Senate Republican leaders condemned Democrats for reckless overspending, arguing that their financial mismanagement has led to a manufactured budget crisis. They pointed to...

Feb. 25, 2025

Rep. Chris Corry, R-Yakima, joins KVI’s John Carlson to give a legislative update. They discuss Democrat attempts to eliminate parental rights, increase property taxes, place a toll on every mile you...

Feb. 24, 2025

House and Senate Republican leaders told reporters how they are working to fix majority party policies that have made Washington unaffordable and unsafe — and how they are fighting proposals Democrats...

Jan. 30, 2024

Dear Friends and Neighbors, As the holidays rapidly approach so does the 2024 legislative session and it is important I hear from you before the session begins. I wanted to send...

Oct. 24, 2023

Dear Friends and Neighbors, I hope you had the opportunity to enjoy the 4th of July holiday with loved ones. This year, as I reflect on the nearly 250-year history of...

July 25, 2023

It's incredibly disappointing that after more than two years of living under emergency orders from the governor, the majority party refused to pass any meaningful emergency powers reform. Last week, Senate...

March 10, 2022