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‘He shouldn’t have had to die’: COVID-19 infects half of Wisconsin inmates, five times the overall state rate Prisoners lack space and some say rules to curb COVID-19 are unevenly enforced February 13, 2021 8:52 AM Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism Posted: Signs and posters are left outside the Wisconsin governor’s mansion in Maple Bluff, Wis., on June 18, 2020, as part of a “Drive to Decarcerate” event. Those attending urged Gov. Tony Evers to release inmates from Wisconsin’s overcrowded prisons to slow the spread of COVID-19. Before the p...

Winddown of de funding so they could make it up with private donations but they've done extremely well. richard mull, a former aide, a democrat, was that was the best say to get aid. >> is that the best way for npr? jay carney said we support it. >> i think it becomes a political culture war. bill: would npr be better off if they were independent of taxpayer money? >> ron schilling said as much on the tape. why would he say that? he's the top fund-raiser for npr. the reason is there are foundations that don't give to npr because it has federal funding. there are listeners who don't give during...

republicans using a legislative move to pass a budget bill that strips unions of collective bargaining rights. democrats, caught off guard, protesting the move. these now the tense moments after that vote. watch: >> this is clearly a violation of the law. you are shutting people down. it is improper for you to move forward while this is a violation of the law. you're not allowing an eldand that is wrong. now, i disagree. chairman, this is a violation of law. this is not just a rule. it's the law. there must be -- this is a violation of an open meeting law. it requires one -- >> what ...