New legal standard would presume guilt for environmental crimes, not innocence
Gov’s Climate Change Task Force refuses to discuss the immense cost of their climate change policies. Final cost in the “trillions”
Radical recommendations would close down all coal plants, force you to drive alternative vehicles, and give the Attorney General new power to bully your business via subpoena, without court approval
By Lexi Dittrich
The Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change has issued a radical roadmap that will completely change the way Wisconsinites heat their homes, fuel their cars and power their businesses in pursuit of “the New Green Economy” and the goal to be carbon-free by 2050. The Task Force released the report, containing 55 recommendations, on December 9, 2020. The plan will force dramatic and expensive changes on Wisconsinites and our way of life so Governor Evers can force us to use only unreliable and pricey renewable energy. On top of this, the report r
Gov. Evers awards $3.8M to Wisconsin specialized transit
By FOX6 News Digital Team
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Wisconsin State Capitol, Madison
MADISON, Wis. - Gov. Tony Evers announced on Wednesday, Dec. 23 that 57 public and non-profit transit agencies will receive $3,799,860 in federal and state funds.
The agencies that will receive funds provide specialized transit to seniors and individuals with disabilities. The funds will be administered by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT). Mobility is a basic need that helps people stay connected with their communities, Gov. Evers said in a news release. This funding invests in stronger, more inclusive communities across Wisconsin, particularly in many rural areas.
New tool helps motorists understand what it costs to drive in WI
By FOX6 News Digital Team
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Users are asked to select the vehicle type, make, model, and year of the car, and to indicate how many miles a year they drive. There is also an option to include wheel tax in those counties and municipalities that have them. The calculator includes dozens of popular vehicles, and WisDOT will soon add additional models.
The tool then generates a chart with the estimated annual cost of driving that car in
Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Minnesota. Users can tell at a glance how much of the total figure consists of various taxes and fees, which are the constitutionally protected funds used to build and maintain Wisconsin’s roads.
How much do you pay in taxes and fees to drive your car in Wisconsin? How do these costs compare to neighboring states?
The Midwest Driver Fee Calculator, a new online tool offered by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) lets users calculate the taxes and fees they pay to drive several popular models of personal motor vehicles. Residents can also compare that cost to the same vehicle in four other Midwestern states.
Users are asked to select the vehicle type, make, model and year of the car, and to indicate how many miles a year they drive. There is also an option to include wheel tax in those counties and municipalities that have them. The calculator includes dozens of popular vehicles, and WisDOT will soon add additional models.
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