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Underly says underfunding schools is failing our children (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by The Dairyland Patriot. Dr. Jill Underly, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, warned about the perils of turning our backs on public education at the 2026 State of Education Address on Sept. 24, and pointed to the state’s historical commitment written in the Constitution. “Our founders understood, nearly 250 years ago, that public education is the infrastructure for democracy,” she said. “Wisconsin was built on a deep tradition of patriotism, civic d
Trump administration further curtails limits on coal, gas plants (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by The Dairyland Patriot. Coal and natural gas plants will save more than $300 billion as a result of the repeal of the limits on carbon dioxide emissions by the Trump administration on Sept. 14. In addition, the Environmental Protection Agency is taking steps to prevent future administrations from regulating climate pollution from power plants. Dena Adler, a senior attorney at the Institute for Public Integrity, said her organization would not let the EPA’s a
Public education in the spotlight as Tiffany, Crowley vie to lead state (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by The Dairyland Patriot. On Nov. 3, Wisconsin taxpayers will be asked to approve 79 school district referendums, most of which cover basic operating expenses. The remainder are capital referendums requesting funds for facility needs. Adding the referendums from the spring election brings the statewide total to 154 this year. Approximately two-thirds of Wisconsin’s 421 school districts have gone to referendum within the past three years to ask voters for addit
Tiffany, Crowley bring starkly different labor policies into campaign as Labor Day nears (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by The Dairyland Patriot. Wisconsin is often called the Birthplace of the Labor Movement. The state’s first unions were formed in Milwaukee, starting with The Bricklayers’ Union in 1847, and the Carpenters’ Union in 1848. Wisconsin led the way in reforms that included the eight-hour workday, unemployment compensation, and the right for workers to organize and form unions. So Labor Day has always held a special place in the hearts of Wisconsinites. This year’s
After two decades, WisEye in danger of shuttering its cameras (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by The Dairyland Patriot. Like the song in the musical Hamilton, WisEye has always been in the room where it happens. WisconsinEye, a non-profit, nonpartisan network that covers Wisconsin state government, takes you behind the scenes in Madison, whether that be a floor session, committee meeting, or other civic event. You can watch it via live stream or catch the recording later. WisEye captures legislators in action, public testimony, press conferences, candi
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