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Legislators and Gov. Evers Reach Bipartisan Deal on $1.5 Billion Tax Cut and 2025-2027 Wisconsin Budget
Wisconsin legislative Republicans and Governor Tony Evers have reached an agreement on the 2025-2027 state budget, delivering nearly $1.5 billion in tax cuts alongside investments in education,
The deal, announced Tuesday, came as Republican leaders needed to court support from Gov. Tony Evers and Democratic lawmakers ...
The rare bipartisan agreement was made possible by Wisconsin's multi-billion dollar budget surplus. LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- ...
Wisconsin leaders reached a budget compromise agreement that includes $1.4 billion increase in funding for K-12 schools, $330 million for child care and a $256 million increase for the University of ...
More than $137 million will go toward the demolition and repairs of the Polk Library. The university could not be more ...
Wisconsin Republicans have allocated $15 million to study closing the century-old Green Bay Correctional Institution by 2029, ...
In the Chippewa Valley, Governor Tony Evers announced nearly $32 million in spending to renovate and build a new addition to ...
The committee’s vote came after months of negotiations between both Republican leadership and Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.
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Here’s how Wisconsin’s Republican budget compares with public opinionThe Marquette poll found strong support for special education funding and postpartum Medicaid coverage and growing support ...
A major debate of the Wisconsin biennial budget has been child care, but Governor Tony Evers and legislators have reached a ...
The Legislature's budget-writing Joint Finance Committee has approved increases in camping fees and state park vehicle ...
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