Quillayute Airport is a critical piece of aviation infrastructure on Washington's coast, supporting general aviation and emergency response on the Olympic Peninsula.

On behalf of the people in the state of Washington, I want all those individuals to know that we stand with you.

Tri-Cities Airport is in the midst of a decade-long terminal redevelopment plan, and this funding builds on previous federal investments to keep pace with passenger growth and support the region’s economy.

I don't like the terms and conditions because the money isn't flowing in a fire year that is growing in intensity.

We are here to show the appreciation of a grateful nation to the brave Americans who answered that call and gave their lives to protect democracy and to ensure a brighter future.

For many, a power outage is an inconvenience. For seniors in Ryderwood, timber, ice, windstorms and remoteness can quickly turn a power outage deadly.

Taking this land into trust boosts the habitat restoration efforts led by the Lower Elwha Tribe and federal agencies.

For Washington’s seniors, WISeR is overriding doctors to delay care and deny treatment. My constituents should not have to suffer through bureaucratic delays disguised as modernization.

President Trump came into office saying that he wouldn’t cut Medicare—but that’s effectively what the WISeR model does by delaying and denying claims using AI—and the consequences are serious.

This funding will rehabilitate 2,100 feet of the airport's main runway, correct confusing taxiway layouts, and upgrade runway lighting.

This grant will help expand the airport's outbound baggage area and complete three new passenger boarding bridges, allowing Tri-Cities to handle larger aircraft.

My prayers are with the families of those lost in this tragedy.

In the days and weeks to come as Longview recovers from this disaster, I will be there every step of the way to support this community however I can.

Congratulations to NASA and the entire Artemis team on an extraordinary mission.

Our goal is to make sure that everybody who’s impacted by the flood realizes this is going on.

These are systemic vulnerabilities that predictably produce recurring damage under foreseeable conditions.

I was surprised how limited that was, and even those limited dollars, how narrow it is to get those dollars out the door.

We’re looking at ways to look into the next disaster, which unfortunately someday that’s going to come, to see if we can improve that in some way.