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Evers: Criminal justice reforms likely in next state budget | News, Sports, Jobs

Tony Evers MADISON, Wis. (AP) Gov. Tony Evers’ executive budget could include criminal justice reforms as Wisconsin emerges from a tumultuous year of protests over police brutality and racism, setting up another potential conflict with Republicans who have been reluctant to take any action to address police protocols. Evers told The Associated Press in a year-end interview that he may include criminal justice reforms in the budget that will “hopefully” resolve disparities that exist in the system. He refused to offer any specifics beyond saying he hopes to offer proposals “people will engage on in a positive way,” leaving it unclear whether he wants to reshape police standards or reform the prison system, or both. He did say the state must find a way to resolve problems at Lincoln Hills, the state’s youth prison, and help inmates avoid reoffending.

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Evers likely to include criminal justice reform in Wisconsin s next state budget

Evers likely to include criminal justice reform in Wisconsin s next state budget Photo: Morry Gash/Associated Press. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, a member of Wisconsin s Electoral College, casts his vote at the state Capitol in Madison, Wis., Monday, Dec. 14, 2020. The Associated Press Created: December 27, 2020 08:59 PM Gov. Tony Evers’ executive budget could include criminal justice reforms as Wisconsin emerges from a tumultuous year of protests over police brutality and racism, setting up another potential conflict with Republicans who have been reluctant to take any action to address police protocols. Evers told The Associated Press in a year-end interview that he may include criminal justice reforms in the budget that will “hopefully” resolve disparities that exist in the system. He refused to offer any specifics beyond saying he hopes to offer proposals “people will engage on in a positive way,” leaving it unclear whe

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In a year-end interview, governor reflects on the pandemic, protests, and election

In a year-end interview, governor reflects on the pandemic, protests, and election
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Evers Reflects on Year of Pandemic, Protests

Proud of his administration’s response to COVID-19, “we turned that around a little bit.” //end headline wrapper ?>Gov. Tony Evers. File photo by Emily Hamer / Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism. Gov. Tony Evers began 2020 talking about how to spend a budget surplus and preparing for the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee. By the end of the year, the first-term governor had overseen a sweeping government response to a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, mobilized the National Guard following destructive protests in Madison and Kenosha, and fought repeated Republican lawsuits seeking to overturn President-elect As 2021 begins, Evers will have to negotiate a new budget with Republican lawmakers, and if he decides to seek a second term lay the foundation for his reelection campaign.

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Wisconsin offers at-home virus tests | News, Sports, Jobs

Dec 23, 2020 MADISON, Wis. (AP) Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday that his administration has partnered with a medical testing company to provide at-home COVID-19 tests for free if a requestor lacks health insurance coverage as the state set a new record high in deaths tied to the disease. State Department of Health Services Secretary Andrea Palm said during a teleconference that health officials are concerned that fewer people are getting tested, leading to a false picture of the disease’s prevalence. The DHS reported 6,852 people had been tested between Monday and Tuesday. About 20,000 people were getting tested daily in mid-November. The governor said his administration has struck a deal with Vault Medical Services to provide free at-home COVID-19 saliva tests. Anyone can order a test through the state Department of Health Services website starting immediately.

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