Finance committee to hold hearing, vote on Republican tax cut plan
MADISON — Republican lawmakers are set to begin a last-minute push to pass a $250 million income tax cut plan Monday with a public hearing and vote in the Legislature's powerful finance committee.Approval would clear the way for floor votes in the Senate on Wednesday and in the Assembly on Thursday, during its last floor period of the two-year legislative session.
MADISON — Republican lawmakers are set to begin a last-minute push to pass a $250 million income tax cut plan Monday with a public hearing and vote in the Legislature's powerful finance committee.Approval would clear the way for floor votes in the Senate on Wednesday and in the Assembly on Thursday, during its last floor period of the two-year legislative session.
Wisconsin Republicans propose $250 million income tax cut
MADISON — Assembly Republicans say they want to give you a $100 tax cut with the state's projected budget surplus.
MADISON — Assembly Republicans say they want to give you a $100 tax cut with the state's projected budget surplus.
MADISON — Gov.
Gov. Evers signs off on National Guard improvement plan
MADISON — Gov.
MADISON — Gov.
Wisconsin Republicans propose tax cuts for farmers
MADISON — Wisconsin farmers would receive up to a $7,500 tax break this year under a bill that's part of a fast-moving package of proposals Assembly Republicans unveiled Monday to dovetail with Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin farmers would receive up to a $7,500 tax break this year under a bill that's part of a fast-moving package of proposals Assembly Republicans unveiled Monday to dovetail with Democratic Gov.
Regents OK $32.6 million in UW-Madison construction overruns
MADISON — The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents approved UW-Madison's request Friday to spend nearly $33 million to cover cost overruns on two construction projects despite complaints that the work has been mismanaged.The university is working to expand and remodel Babcock Hall, which houses the Department of Food Science and produces a variety of dairy products, including cheese and ice cream.
MADISON — The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents approved UW-Madison's request Friday to spend nearly $33 million to cover cost overruns on two construction projects despite complaints that the work has been mismanaged.The university is working to expand and remodel Babcock Hall, which houses the Department of Food Science and produces a variety of dairy products, including cheese and ice cream.
Gov. Evers calls for $250 million spending on K-12 schools
MADISON, Wis. — Democratic Gov.
MADISON, Wis. — Democratic Gov.
Gov. Tony Evers signs bill creating firefighting foam restrictions
MADISON — Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Democratic Gov.
Wisconsin Republican leaders eyeing property, income tax cut
MADISON — Republican leaders of the Wisconsin Legislature said Wednesday that they are looking at using some of a state surplus to cut income and property taxes while also paying down debt, although details of what may be put forward remain in flux.Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he agreed with Senate Republicans “in general” about what taxes to cut.
MADISON — Republican leaders of the Wisconsin Legislature said Wednesday that they are looking at using some of a state surplus to cut income and property taxes while also paying down debt, although details of what may be put forward remain in flux.Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he agreed with Senate Republicans “in general” about what taxes to cut.
Governor Tony Evers on Iowa caucus: It's time for a change
MADISON — Wisconsin's Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin's Democratic Gov.
Gov. Evers declares State of Emergency in 3 counties in response to lakeshore flooding, damage
MADISON -- Governor Tony Evers signed on Friday, Jan. 31 Executive Order #68 declaring a State of Emergency in Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha counties in response to lakeshore flooding and strong winter storms in the region.The storms, which occurred January 10-12, caused significant infrastructure damage in areas along the Lake Michigan shoreline.A State of Emergency declaration directs state agencies to assist those affected by the storms.
MADISON -- Governor Tony Evers signed on Friday, Jan. 31 Executive Order #68 declaring a State of Emergency in Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha counties in response to lakeshore flooding and strong winter storms in the region.The storms, which occurred January 10-12, caused significant infrastructure damage in areas along the Lake Michigan shoreline.A State of Emergency declaration directs state agencies to assist those affected by the storms.
'Working together:' Milwaukee organization celebrates 35 years of serving city's homeless
MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee organization is celebrating 35 years of serving the city's homeless.
MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee organization is celebrating 35 years of serving the city's homeless.
PEWAUKEE -- Gov.
MADISON -- Gov.
Gov. Tony Evers won't be in Capitol for Vice President Mike Pence's visit
MADISON — Democratic Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Democratic Wisconsin Gov.
Governor Tony Evers signs order for redistricting commission
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
Gov. Evers takes action to support Wisconsin farmers: 'Each day we delay, the challenges will get harder'
MILWAUKEE -- In the wake of Governor Tony Evers' State of the State address, he signed several executive orders to help support Wisconsin's farming sector.
MILWAUKEE -- In the wake of Governor Tony Evers' State of the State address, he signed several executive orders to help support Wisconsin's farming sector.
State of the State Gov. Evers unveils plan to tackle farm crisis, redistricting
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
DNR board authorizes agency to begin drafting new water quality standards
MADISON — The board of the state Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday authorized the agency to start drafting new water quality standards for a range of pollutants, including PFAS.Gov.
MADISON — The board of the state Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday authorized the agency to start drafting new water quality standards for a range of pollutants, including PFAS.Gov.
MADISON— Gov.