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Analysis Adds $1 Billion To State Budget Surplus

Analysis Adds $1 Billion To State Budget Surplus

The numbers come as both parties are putting the finishing touches on their 2026 campaign agendas.

Republicans Trade Blame With Evers for Rising Property Taxes

Republicans Trade Blame With Evers for Rising Property Taxes

Governor must 'admit he made a mistake,' says Vos. Nope, says Evers.

40 Data Centers In Wisconsin Will Hike Electricity Usage

40 Data Centers In Wisconsin Will Hike Electricity Usage

AI race reversing a decade-long decline in electricity, report finds.

DEI, Veto Amendments Could Be on November Ballot

DEI, Veto Amendments Could Be on November Ballot

Hearings highlight sharp divides over race-conscious programs and who should control tax increases.

Back in the News: 46% of State’s Private School Students Get Vouchers
Back in the News

46% of State’s Private School Students Get Vouchers

New data documents dramatic rise of taxpayer support for private schools.

WI Technical Colleges Growing, 4-Year Universities Struggling

WI Technical Colleges Growing, 4-Year Universities Struggling

Helped by dual enrollment by high school students, technical colleges up 18%.

More Wisconsin Teachers Have Only Emergency Licenses

More Wisconsin Teachers Have Only Emergency Licenses

Up 20% since 2022. Schools face key staffing shortages, WPF report finds.

The State of Politics: Top 10 Stories of The Year
The State of Politics

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In an amazingly newsworthy year, what were top state issues?

Senate President Confident GOP Won’t Lose Majority

Senate President Confident GOP Won’t Lose Majority

'We’re going to run on the same policies we’ve always run on,' Felzkowski says.

Property Taxes Up By The Most Since 2018

Property Taxes Up By The Most Since 2018

Includes 7.8% average hike in WI school property taxes, the most in 30 years.

Wisconsin High Schools Seek to Offer More College Classes

Wisconsin High Schools Seek to Offer More College Classes

But it often means teachers must go back to school for graduate degree.

What’s In the 44 Footnotes Added to Milwaukee’s Budget?

This content is only for membersWhat’s In the 44 Footnotes Added to Milwaukee’s Budget?

Record number of footnotes reveal what council members are thinking. And who's the new prolific author?

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