Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, has introduced a package of five bills that would help taxpayers save more of their hard-earned money, keep Washington competitive, and spur economic growth.

Rep. Drew MacEwen introduced the fifth and final bill of his 2019 tax reform package Monday, a package designed to let people save more of their money, keep Washington state competitive, and spur economic growth. House Bill 1677 would exempt a business’s first $1 million in gross sales from the...

I am honored by the opportunity you have given me to continue serving as your state representative. The trust you have placed in me year after year means a great deal. It’s a privilege to work on your behalf, and to bring your ideas, thoughts and perspectives to the forefront...

Rep. Drew MacEwen joins iFiberOne NewsRadio to discuss his bills to provide property tax relief to seniors, lower the manufacturing B&O tax rate for all manufacturers, and implement a sales tax holiday for back-to-school supplies. Additional topics include the governor’s proposed capital gains tax, and gun legislation currently under consideration.

Rep. Drew MacEwen joins iFiberOne NewsRadio to discuss the governor’s operating budget proposal, as well as his State of the State address.

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, gives his reaction to President Trump’s State of the Union speech, discusses bipartisan support for rural economic development and says his primary goal is to ensure a reasonable supplemental budget is passed this year in his appearance on “Daybreak With Jeff Slakey” on iFiberone Newsradio KMAS.

Since my last update on Jan. 16, the Legislature was able to pass and send a Hirst water rights bill (Senate Bill 6091) and the 2017-19 capital budget to the governor's desk to be signed into law.

I truly believe Washington can achieve energy independence one day, but we must be strategic in how we get there. Causing self-inflicted economic hardship along the way would be foolish.

Although we still have more work to do before we adjourn sine die, the Legislature finally adopted a 2017-19 operating budget on Friday after 172 days of session. There are many things to like in the $43.7 billion budget, including the fact it's probably the most bipartisan spending plan I've...