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Parents of children with disabilities across the country are leading the charge against health discrimination. But one bioethicist warns it may not be enough.

Dairy Business Association applauds funding for specialists, exports.

Senate Bill 409, Assembly Bill 884 specifically aim to eliminate courses on racism in UW schools

The Wisconsin Assembly approved bills designed to force more people into the workforce by tightening eligibility for unemployment and Medicaid.

The bills sponsors presented the package a way to address the concerns of business owners statewide who have, for months, said theyve struggled to fill open jobs. Democratic critics said

The plan is unlikely to pass the Legislature where GOP leaders called it an election year gimmick.

The windfall gives lawmakers and Gov. Tony Evers a chance to consider spending money or cutting taxes in an election year.

In a way, Republicans are right, they did help create the surplus — by sitting on all the federal pandemic relief money they won't disburse.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin's budget picture improved by nearly $2.9 billion with a revised forecast released Tuesday driven by higher-than-expected tax collections that will force the Republican-controlled Legislature to decide whether to spend the surplus, save it or put it toward tax cuts.

Wisconsin's budget picture improved by nearly $2.9 billion with a revised forecast released Tuesday driven by higher-than-expected tax collections that will force the Republican-controlled Legislature to decide whether to spend the surplus, save it or put it toward tax cuts.