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Professor Amber Wichowsky: The issue of PFAs contamination could be very much at play in some parts of the state, especially when we do have new [legislative district] maps in some places that will be competitive.

69% are worried, poll shows. But Evers and Legislature cant agree on how to address problem.

MADISON (WKOW) -- This week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that seeks to determine what rulemaking authority the state legislature should have, a decision that

The first phase of Fox Lakes Clausen Park project will include an accessible kayak launch, boat launch, fishing piers, walking paths and ADA accessible restrooms.

MADISON — Mark Born announced earlier this week that he is seeking reelection to the Wisconsin State Assembly. The Beaver Dam Republican is serving his sixth term in the Assembly,

By Erik Gunn, Wisconsin Examiner April 11, 2024 A $258 million plan to improve the pay for thousands of home health care providers in Wisconsin is on hold

“The new legislative maps will bring a new district number and some changes to the areas I have historically represented,” said state Rep Mark Born, R-Beaver Dam, who is running

Providers fear losing workers, while others fear providers themselves will drop out.

Governor urges GOP legislators to release budgeted funds for PFAS and hospitals.

The Democratic governor issued a rarely used maneuver calling on the states Republican-controlled finance committee to convene and release $140 million in state funds set aside in the budget.