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Dane Co. Judge Rules Lawyers Suing False Electors Can Remain On Case
Judge Frank Remington agreed that the attorneys don't have a conflict of interest.
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Judge Frank Remington agreed that the attorneys don't have a conflict of interest.
State supplemental funding will drop 50% in June while advocates campaign for continuing it in 2023-25 budget.
The elimination of those services at Ascension St. Francis Hospital means they are no longer available on the city's South Side.
Republican advocates called the measures common sense guarantors of free choice and a bulwark against government overreach.
The Department of Corrections is questioning the methods the audit used to make its recommendations and conclusions.
GOP lawmakers say the project was mismanaged by the DNR, while Democrats criticized the process for reviewing such projects.
The audit found that the DOC did not consistently complete risk and needs assessments in a timely manner.
Analysts say that the new rules would worsen health care for some of the state's most vulnerable residents.
Firefighters are also responding to an 80-acre wildfire in Juneau County.
Meagan Wolfe, who has run the WEC since 2019, has become a regular target of right-wing attacks.
Gov. Tony Evers has declared a state of emergency.
The bill follows a resurgence of national calls to address gun violence after mass shootings in Tennessee and Kentucky.
GOP measures on unemployment insurance, Medicaid go before Assembly hearings.
The recipients include U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, Rep. Mike Gallagher, and Rep. Derrick Van Orden.
A fatal overdose occurs every 16 hours in the Milwaukee County.
Law enforcement will be drawn from agencies across the state and country to police and monitor the convention.
She urged the committee to approve Gov. Tony Evers' $2.6 billion in proposed school funding.
“We're all devastated by this development, but after examining all options this decision was necessary,” President Dan Scholz said.
Advocates say xylazine testing strips and community tolerance are needed.
At the hearing, a national expert, a former UW-La Crosse professor and three conservative UW-Madison students testified on the issue.