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Wisconsin's Joint Finance Committee Announces Budget Listening Sessions
The sessions will be held in Waukesha, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Dells, and Minocqua.
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The sessions will be held in Waukesha, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Dells, and Minocqua.
The state unemployment rate inched down slightly in January to 2.9%, closing in on the record 2.8% low set the same month a year ago.
Since Kelly lost re-election to the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 2020, he has mostly engaged in work on behalf of the GOP and allied groups.
Doula services would be provided to incarcerated women before, during and after giving birth.
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A public hearing Tuesday packed with vaccine skeptics wearing bright red clothes.
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Years of student activism, both in Milwaukee and Madison, resulted in the removal of resource officers from schools in 2020.
Rothman will ask the UW System Board of Regents to approve the increase at a meeting later this month.
The administration plans to meet with hospital industry executives in the coming weeks to enlist their support.
The complaint is over his conduct during his widely derided review of the 2020 presidential election.
The LFB calculates the surplus as more than $7 billion, but GOP lawmakers say it is much less.
Jim Troupis was heavily involved in the effort by the state GOP to cast false Electoral College votes for the former president.
They said the governor's proposed budget includes too much spending, and they plan to be cautious and focus on tax reform.
1991 writing reveals a man certain that he has God on his side.
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A path forward isn’t yet clear, but state legislators are open to possibilities.