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Gov. Evers calls for more worker training, recruitment and retention for various fields.
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A giant collection of legislation will be lumbering through Congress called the Farm Bill. It drives the country’s agricultural and food policy. Some advocates, including in Wisconsin, want to see more conservation and environmental measures this time around.
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The school funding bill is part of a shared revenue deal reached by Gov. Evers and Republicans that would allow municipalities to raise more revenue.
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GOP lawmakers send a therapy-related bill to the committee. Democrats predict the measure will stall.
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Wisconsin Republicans are poised to block a new policy from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers requiring students to get vaccinated against meningitis and tightening student chickenpox vaccination mandates.
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The "independent state legislature" theory could change the future of all elections in Wisconsin and around the nation.
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A dispute has broken out between Republicans and some business groups over state legislation that sponsors say would make it easier to sell electric vehicles in Wisconsin.
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On Thursday, Wisconsin’s Joint Committee on Finance held an executive session on the state’s biennial budget. One of the biggest sections of the budget is on the state’s Department of Corrections.
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Republicans in control of the Wisconsin Legislature's budget committee approved nearly $1.5 billion in building projects around the state Tuesday, about $810 million less than Democratic Gov. Tony Evers proposed.
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Wisconsin cities that cut their policing budgets would lose state funding under a GOP legislative proposal.