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Wisconsin’s Largest Conservation Project Stuck in Limbo

Wisconsin’s Largest Conservation Project Stuck in Limbo

Republicans have blocked access to $4 million to finance $15.5 million project.

State Awards For $8 Million Opioid Addiction

State Awards For $8 Million Opioid Addiction

Milwaukee County could potentially double previous record for overdose deaths.

New Open Records Bill Would Overrule Court, Improve Records Access

New Open Records Bill Would Overrule Court, Improve Records Access

Bipartisan proposal would allow legal fees to be recovered without a court order.

Vel Phillips Statute At State Capitol Will Break Barriers

Vel Phillips Statute At State Capitol Will Break Barriers

Only 6% of public monuments portray women in history.

Wisconsin School Districts Consider Closures, Consolidations Due To Declining Enrollment

Wisconsin School Districts Consider Closures, Consolidations Due To Declining Enrollment

Racine, Wausau, Superior and La Crosse are among those weighing options.

Assembly Passes Bills Making It Harder To Access Unemployment Benefits, BadgerCare

Assembly Passes Bills Making It Harder To Access Unemployment Benefits, BadgerCare

Republicans, in casting party-line vote, say policies will help state workforce shortage.

Johnson Calls For Abortion Referendum

Johnson Calls For Abortion Referendum

'I have a hard time believing people would allow abortion past about 12 weeks.'

State Has Planted 22 Million New Trees

State Has Planted 22 Million New Trees

Wisconsin nearly one-third of way to Gov. Evers goal of 75 million trees planted.

Assembly Bill Requires High School Financial Literacy Class

Assembly Bill Requires High School Financial Literacy Class

Would be required for graduation. Cost of requirement concerns schools.

Wisconsin Homes Becoming Less Affordable, Listings Decreasing

Wisconsin Homes Becoming Less Affordable, Listings Decreasing

Economist predicts supply of homes for first-time buyers won't meet demand for at least the next year.

Former Wisconsin Parole Commission, Racine Alderman Charged With Felonies

Former Wisconsin Parole Commission, Racine Alderman Charged With Felonies

John Tate II is alleged to have used Racine position for his own improper benefit.

Amid National Decline, Milwaukee Little League is Booming

Amid National Decline, Milwaukee Little League is Booming

Leaders say Beckum Stapleton Little League's ties to Black community have helped it to succeed