Republicans Tuesday continued to detail a possible budget deal, including about $160 million in bonding for roads on top of what's in the Foxconn bill and a new fee on hybrid and electric cars.
But even as Gov. Scott Walker said there was a deal "in principle," the Legislature's top GOP leaders and the co-chairs of the Joint Finance Committee cautioned discussions were ongoing and details were still fluid. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos described it as "similar goals" rather than a deal.
For example, lawmakers have been discussing the idea of a roughly $75 million cut in the personal property tax ...
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