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Republicans are hesitant about the cost of Governor Josh Shapiro's budget proposal. NewsRadio KDKA's Shelby Cassesse has the story:  [CutID: <Cuts> Budget Response 1.wavTime: 38sTitle: Budget Response 1Description: Budget Response 1Out-cue: SOC] [Shapiro urged lawmakers to begin spending with the state on solid financial footing, but Republicans like Senate Pro Temp Kim Ward are concerned his $48 billion is going too far. She told the Big K Morning Show: [CutID: <Cuts> KWard 1.wavTime: 11sTitle: KDKA AM 8AM PODCAST_000001508Description: KWard 1Out-cue: just to spend] Though Shapiro promoted the budget as leaving an $11 million surplus by 2025, Ward actually believes implementing it would drain the surplus and rainy day fund - adding Shapiro's math is based on projected revenue for various proposals not passed.] [Time: -11]