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The New Ways of Capitol Lawmaking
Passing constitutional amendments and seeking muscular high court rulings.
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Passing constitutional amendments and seeking muscular high court rulings.
Federal funding cuts damaging, can't be replaced by private dollars, they say.
An attack on judicial independence or a sign no one is above the law?
Plan for county government carbon neutrality by 2050 was 4 years in the making.
"The tire lady" is sick of bad actors trashing her aldermanic district. Her colleagues agree.
Key supervisor wants to work out details in time for 2026 budget process, while sheriff is pursuing her own board.
Dugan was being investigated for alleged role in helping individual avoid ICE agents.
Lawmakers want to use data tool to help veterans connect to benefits.
GOP bills would conduct nuclear siting study, convene nuclear conference in Madison
Cabinet official says efforts are about recruiting and retaining a workforce that resembles Wisconsin.
Community Development Alliance leading effort to create 42 homes for early childhood educators.
Trump administration will begin collections on student loans in default on May 5.
Judge Dugan and Gov. Evers demand due process and are vilified for this.
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Judge Dugan and Gov. Evers demand due process and are vilified for this.
An exclusive concert deal with Live Nation affiliate. Must city reveal the details?
WI Supreme Court incumbents almost never lose. Bradley could be an exception.
The conservative in race for state superintendent was less strident and did better.
Nationally and in Wisconsin Republicans voters far more likely to be hurt.
Passing constitutional amendments and seeking muscular high court rulings.
Uncertainty over federal funds could make usual all-inclusive budget impossible.
Photo ID is already the law. Why is constitutional amendment needed?
