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Two Wisconsin Democrats released a proposal Wednesday to prohibit tech-enabled price fixing schemes in an attempt to prevent landlords from charging unfair and monopolistic rent.
University of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman and UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin spoke at the Wisconsin Counties Association (WCA) Legislative Conference Tuesday, discussing Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposal, in-state employment opportunities and mental health.
The Republican-controlled Joint Committee on Employment Relations (JCOER) passed three tentative collective bargaining agreements that would raise trades’ workers wages by 4.12% this year to adjust for inflation and changes in the labor market at a public hearing and executive session on Wednesday.
Gov. Tony Evers introduced a proposal in the state budget Feb. 18 to create new butter-themed plates for Wisconsin motorists. The butter-themed plate would feature a yellow background to resemble butter, celebrating the state's rich dairy heritage.
Ad wars in the high-stakes race for the control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court are in full force as candidates race toward the April 1 election.
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen will open near the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s campus on State Street in late March or April, according to Amyn Ali, who is franchising the restaurant with two partners.
The Republican-controlled state Assembly passed a bill Wednesday that would require school boards to make curriculum and instructional materials available for inspection by district residents in a 54-43 vote along party lines.
Wisconsin Assembly Republicans passed a Republican-backed bill in a 53-45 vote that would require school boards to implement policies prohibiting cell phone use during instructional time.
In a 54-44 vote along party lines, lawmakers passed a Republican-backed bill Wednesday that would change how students’ academic achievement is measured in Wisconsin.
Photo courtesy of DPI/Brittany Kinser for Wisconsin Kids
Wisconsin’s incumbent State Superintendent Jill Underly will face off against education consultant Brittany Kinser in the April 1 general election.
Gov. Tony Evers proposed an over $856 million investment in higher education, the largest two-year increase in state funding for the University of Wisconsin System in state history, during his 2025 budget address Tuesday.
Gov. Tony Evers gives his Budget Address on Feb. 18, 2025.
During his 2025 budget address at the State Capitol, Gov. Tony Evers honed in on the tax cuts to child care and prescription budget plans introduced at January’s State of the State, along with health care accountability and farmer support.
Hundreds of protesters gathered at the state Capitol in bitter weather Monday to oppose President Donald Trump and an array of policies such as health care, immigration and LGBTQ+ rights.
Hundreds gather at the Wisconsin State Capitol to protest President Donald Trump's administration and Project 2025 on Feb. 18, 2025.
Gov. Tony Evers announced sweeping reforms to Wisconsin’s Department of Corrections (DOC) Friday, including closing Green Bay Correctional Institution (GBCI) and expanding capacity for the current release program for nonviolent individuals, aiming to improve public safety and reduce taxpayer costs.
State officials and educators are advocating for increased investment in public education after the latest National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) report found that Wisconsin continues to have the widest racial achievement gap in math and reading scores in the nation.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, condemned race-centered diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) at a Center for Research on the Wisconsin Economy event Wednesday. He instead advocated for conservative voices to be uplifted at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Wisconsin lawmakers debated a Republican-backed bill that would require school boards to adopt policies restricting the use of wireless communication devices during instructional time at a public hearing Tuesday.
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