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Wisconsin Democrats Propose Statewide Tuition Promise Program, Higher Ed Package
Democrats' promise to support faculty and staff members by reversing the Walker-era collective bargaining and tenure policies.
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Competition In Big Tech Is At Stake As Trump Seeks More Control Of FTC
“If Meta bans him from their platform, then they have all the power,” he said. “And he wants to have all the power," author Weinstein said.
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Wisconsin Could Lose $130M As Energy Department Targets Grants Awarded Under Biden
As federal funding and systems dwindle, states are left to decide how and whether to make up the difference.
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Kaul Says He'll Run For AG Again, Deciding Against Pursuing Governor's Seat
"It’s critical that we continue to have an AG who will stand up for our freedoms and the rule of law,” Kaul said in a statement.
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1.4M Lawfully Present Immigrants Could Lose Subsidized Health Coverage
Immigrants who are in the country illegally have long been ineligible for federally funded health coverage.
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Bipartisan Legislation Would Create A Wisconsin Registry For Parkinson's Disease Cases
A bipartisan group of Wisconsin lawmakers announced legislation Wednesday to create a statewide registry for Parkinson's Disease.
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Cuts To Two Wisconsin Veterans Programs Officially Take Effect This Month
The Veterans Housing and Recovery Program (VHRP) is closing two of its locations, one in Chippewa Falls and the other in Green Bay.
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Where ‘Monday Processing' And Other Elections Measures Stand In Wisconsin This Legislative Session
Despite passing the Assembly, a bill to implement Monday processing died last legislative session due to opposition in the Senate.
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Oregon Sues To Block Trump From Sending National Guard To Portland
Hegseth’s memo came the day after President Donald Trump declared in a social media post that he would deploy troops to Portland.
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DOJ Files Suit Against Six States That Refused To Share Voter Data
Some states have released only publicly available data or invited DOJ attorneys to make public records requests. Some have refused outright.
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Half The States Don't Have Enough Money To Cover All Their Bills, Report Finds
Half of American states do not have enough funds to pay their bills, according to a new analysis released Thursday.
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Previously Canceled Penalty For Disabled Workers Returns
The legislation proposed by the labor-management council is denounced by Democratic lawmakers
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Jessica Seawright, Social Worker And Disability Rights Advocate, Launches Campaign For AD 21
Jessica Seawright, a social worker, disability rights advocate and mother, launched her campaign for Assembly District 21 Monday.
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State Rep. Francesca Hong, A Bartender And Democratic Socialist, Joins Primary Field For Governor
Hong said she feels a sense of urgency because of the direction the Trump administration and Republicans are taking.
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State Steps In To Recommend COVID-19 Shots After Trump Administration Weakens Support
Both department declarations were issued on Tuesday, following Monday’s executive order from Gov. Tony Evers to protect vaccine access.
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Wisconsin Researcher's Project Cut Short In NIH Diversity Purge
The research project started in early January 2025. But the April NIH message told Fields the funding was being cut off.
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Gov. Tony Evers Sues Legislature Over Rulemaking Again
“No statute bars agencies from promulgating final administrative rules pending a legislative committee’s review,” Evers's filing argued.
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Wisconsinites Could Block Themselves From Buying A Handgun Under Democratic Proposal
The lawmakers said the bill is picking up on the work of Rep. Brostoff, who was an advocate for improving access to mental health services.
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As Democrats Seek To Flip The Wisconsin State Senate, Primaries Shape Up In Two Target Districts
Wisconsin Democrats have their eyes set on winning the Senate majority in 2026 and are two seats away from that outcome.
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Mensah, MAIT Detectives, Medical Examiner Take Stand On Second Day Of Alvin Cole Retrial
One of the most discussed wounds on Cole’s body was a gunshot wound to his forearm. Tlomak said that it came from a shot at close range.
