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Rotunda Report: State Bar's 2023-24 Legislative Session Ends with Several Notable Accomplishments: - Vimarsana News

Rotunda Report: State Bar's 2023-24 Legislative Session Ends with Several Notable Accomplishments:

The 2023-24 Wisconsin legislative session was a busy and successful one for the State Bar and its lobbying sections. This Rotunda Report gives a brief summary of section positions and accomplishments.

Source: wisbar.org
Gov. Evers vetoes Republican PFAS legislation, calls for special session - Vimarsana News

Gov. Evers vetoes Republican PFAS legislation, calls for special session

Gov. Evers asked the Republican-led Joint Finance Committee to hold a special session on Tuesday, April 16 to try to come to an agreement so the funds can be released.

Evers calls for release of funds for healthcare and PFAS fight - Vimarsana News

Evers calls for release of funds for healthcare and PFAS fight

MADISON, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – Governor Evers has called the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee into a special meeting to release funds to stabilize healthcare access in Western Wisconsin and fight PFAS statewide. The meeting is set to happen on April 16th. In a release today (4/9/24), Evers says $140 million in funding has already been approved, […]

Chippewa Valley Health Crisis Prompts Emergency Session Call - Vimarsana News

Chippewa Valley Health Crisis Prompts Emergency Session Call

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Source: wrjn.com
Gov. Tony Evers vetoes 'forever chemicals' PFAS bill - Vimarsana News

Gov. Tony Evers vetoes 'forever chemicals' PFAS bill

The Democratic governor issued a rarely used maneuver calling on the state's Republican-controlled finance committee to convene and release $140 million in state funds set aside in the budget.