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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers reiterated Tuesday that he will veto a Republican bill that would create grants to fight pollution from so-called forever chemicals and again asked GOP lawmakers to release to environmental regulators $125 million set aside to deal with contamination. Republicans who control the Legislature's powerful finance committee didn't immediately respond to Evers'

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers reiterated Tuesday that he will veto a Republican bill that would create grants to fight pollution from so-call

Republicans who control the Legislatures powerful finance committee didnt immediately respond to Gov. Tony Evers request, raising the possibility that the money will go unspent indefinitely.

Evers urged the budget committee to approve the funding "to help stabilize and support healthcare access across the Chippewa Valley region, and to do so without delay."

Evers urged the budget committee to approve the funding "to help stabilize and support healthcare access across the Chippewa Valley region, and to do so without delay."

Evers urged the budget committee to approve the funding "to help stabilize and support healthcare access across the Chippewa Valley region, and to do so without delay."

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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers reiterated Tuesday that he will veto a Republican bill that would create grants to fight pollution from so-called forever chemicals and again asked GOP lawmakers to release to environmental regulators $125 million set aside to deal with contamination. Republicans who control the Legislature's powerful finance committee didn't immediately respond to Evers' request, raising the possibility that the money will go unspent indefinitely as municipalities acros...

MADISON, Wis. -- Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers reiterated Tuesday that he would veto a Republican bill that would create grants to combat pollution caused by

Republicans who control the Legislatures powerful finance committee didnt immediately respond to Gov. Tony Evers request, raising the possibility that the money will go unspent indefinitely.