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Wisconsin's conservative-controlled Supreme Court on Friday upheld lame-duck laws limiting the powers of Gov. Tony Evers and Attorney General Josh Kaul, handing Republican lawmakers a resounding victory.

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A 48,000-square-foot solar-array carport stands behind the Clark Building at 633 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Milwaukee. Local officials came together with the solar company SunVest Solar and local developer Josh Jeffers on Thursday to celebrate the project on the eve ...

Wisconsin's unemployment rate remains at a record low.

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The Wisconsin Assembly approved bills on Thursday that would change Wisconsin Department of Transportation policies to set new limits on single-bid contracts and sanction the design-build delivery method on road projects.

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The state Assembly has passed a bill that would end the five-county sales tax that paid for the construction and operation of Miller Park.

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Opposition from a pair of conservative Wisconsin state senators to the Republican-written state budget is putting GOP leaders in a tough spot as they try to round up enough votes to pass the two-year spending plan next week.

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The state Assembly is moving to approve a bill that would require online vendors like Amazon to collect and remit sales taxes from third-party sellers in perpetuity.

The state Assembly has signed off on a bill to regulate electric scooters on roads and sidewalks.

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The state Assembly has passed a bill extending the deadline for closing Wisconsin's troubled youth prison.

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Will Wisconsin highways one day have tolls? Debby Jackson certainly thinks it’s a possibility. But most importantly, she says, it’s the kind of revenue-raising option that shouldn’t be taken off the table.