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Lawmakers have re-introduced their plan to close the so-called “dark store loophole.’’ The bill, which began circulating for co-sponsors yesterday, comes a couple of weeks after Gov. Tony Evers pledged his budget will include a provision -- as well as a “small amount of money” -- to address the issue. The language in the legislation, from lead Republican authors Rep....
Evers vetoes GOP middle-class tax cut
Gov. Tony Evers today vetoed a GOP bill to cut income taxes for the middle class, saying Republicans failed to provide a way to...
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Tom Frazier: Expanding Medicaid is best for state
Why it's the smart, compassionate and fiscally responsible thing to do.
Dan O’Donnel: Evers’ decriminalization lies go to pot
Evers’ contention that his push for statewide decriminalization will somehow solve racial inequities in the justice system is either pie-in-the-sky naivety or willful dishonesty.
Matthew Rothschild: Trump’s in touch with his inner fascist
This is who Trump really is: He’s an authoritarian, he’s a fascist, he has no respect for the institutions of our democracy.
George Mitchell: What’s Evers been smoking?
Don’t hold your breath, so to speak, waiting for evidence that “possessing small amounts of marijuana” has anything to do with the incarceration rate.
Paper Council chair calls for more funding for paper science programs
The chair of the Wisconsin Paper Council is calling for increased state funding for UW-Stevens Point’s paper science and chemical engineering programs. Craig Timm says...
UW-Oshkosh researchers develop new glucose sensor
Researchers at UW-Oshkosh have developed a new glucose sensor that promises greater stability and effectiveness than the standard enzyme-based blood testing strips. Enzymes are tiny...
VC investor calls for funds to co-invest with larger out-of-state firms
A Madison venture capital investor says Wisconsin’s investment landscape could be greatly improved by funds co-investing with larger out-of-state firms. Andy Walker (pictured here) is...
