House to vote on bill to prevent DC budget cuts

7 Changes Congress Should Make Before Restoring DC’s Bloated Billion Dollars In Funding

By Zack Smith via The Daily Signal | March 25, 2025 Should the District of Columbia be allowed to spend over $1 billion furthering a radical leftist agenda harming those who live, work, and visit our nation’s capital? The answer is clearly “no.” As part of restoring any additional funding to D.C.’s local government, the House of Representatives should take at least seven actions to help set our nation’s capital on the path to constitutionally so…

7 Changes Congress Should Make Before Restoring DC’s Bloated Billion Dollars in Funding

To restore funding to D.C.’s local government, the House of Representatives should take at least seven actions to make D.C. run better.

WAMU’s Week Ahead: House considers D.C. budget fix bill, Youngkin's deadline on legislation and peak bloom

This week WAMU will look at Congress' next steps on a bill to restore $1.1 billion dollars to D.C.'s budget, Glenn Youngkin's deadline to sign or veto 700 pieces of Virginia legislation and peak cherry blossom bloom.

House to vote on bill to prevent DC budget cuts

Over a week has passed since lawmakers on Capitol Hill approved a bill to avert a government shutdown, but Washington, D.C.'s budget remains in jeopardy. Without intervention from the House, the city faces a potential $1 billion shortfall.

District Links: Bowser still expects House to take up Senate bill to avoid $1B in DC budget cuts; cherry blossoms just days from peak bloom; and more

Mayor Muriel Bowser expressed confidence today that the House of Representatives will vote on the measure already approved by the Senate to undo $1 billion in DC spending cuts mandated under the congressionally approved continuing resolution that prevented a federal government shutdown.

DC Meetings Deliver Results for Radio, AM, and Ownership Rules

Efforts by local radio to advocate for the industry's future in DC are showing more results, as more members of Congress sign on to pro-radio legislation. Wyoming Association of Broadcasters President Laura Grott told Radio Ink about her team's experience.