Evers signs alcohol industry overhaul, 'baby boxes' into law
Evers also vetoed five bills, including one that reduced cost of buying the state’s official voter registration list and a bill to ban local governments' guaranteed income programs.
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Evers also vetoed five bills, including one that reduced cost of buying the state’s official voter registration list and a bill to ban local governments' guaranteed income programs.
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin now has a baby box law.
Expanded safe haven law allows parents to anonymously give up a child.
Evers also vetoed five bills, including one that reduced cost of buying the state’s official voter registration list and a bill to ban local governments' guaranteed income programs.
The measure would let hospitals and fire and police stations install boxes for parents to privately relinquish infants under 72 hours old.