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$3 billion state surplus passes on to next budget cycle (opens the original)
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Wisconsin state tax revenue was higher than expected for the previous fiscal year, resulting in almost a $3 billion surplus for the 2025-27 biennium. Gov. Tony Evers and Republican legislative leaders developed a $1.8 billion dollar spending agreement, but it failed to pass in May. “In the stalemate between the parties, the surplus just continues to build without really benefiting taxpayers or the or the government in any way directly,” University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor of political scie
Crowley outlines plan to combat corruption in state government (opens the original)
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Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, the Democratic candidate for governor, announced his proposed anti-corruption policies advocating for increased accountability and transparency in the legislature in a press conference Sept. 14. Crowley listed four main points in his policy plan, including banning elected officials from trading stocks and engaging in prediction markets. Anyone in office with current investments would be forced to put them into a mutual or index fund or transfer them to a
Donors, lawmakers gather for ribbon cutting at UW Irving and Dorothy Levy Hall (opens the original)
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Gov. Tony Evers and an array of state lawmakers, faculty and donors held a ceremony Thursday afternoon to debut Irving and Dorthy Levy Hall, University of Wisconsin-Madison's newest campus building. A new home for the College of Letters and Science, the building will house eight different humanities departments: African American Studies, American Indian & Indigenous Studies, Asian American Studies, Chicanx/e and Latinx/e Studies, Gender & Women's Studies, History, Jewish Studies and Religious St
Wisconsin lawmakers approve $10 million for PFAS contamination cleanup (opens the original)
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Wisconsin lawmakers approved $10 million in state funding Sept. 1 to address PFAS contamination in northeastern Wisconsin, directing money from a settlement with Tyco Fire Products to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR). The Joint Committee on Finance (JFC) unanimously approved releasing the funds to the WDNR and Evers Administration as part of a civil settlement against Tyco, alleging the fire product company violated Wisconsin’s spills law and contaminated the water supply in
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