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Gov. Tony Evers promised to invest in workforce innovation grants to fund youth apprenticeships in the future.

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A Brookfield alderman is in hot water after comments against an affordable housing project.

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Wisconsin's projected state budget surplus is forecast to reach $7.1 billion by July, up more than half a billion dollars from the previous estimate just two months ago, the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau reported Wednesday.

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Gov. Tony Evers said he wanted to invest $190 million to strengthen the state's workforce.

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The state Department of Natural Resources' new secretary said Wednesday that combating water pollution is his top priority.

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Democratic Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday he wants to work with Republicans to divert as much as 20% of the state's sales tax revenue to help fund local communities, including police and emergency services, while he also promised to cut taxes for the middle class and fight a GOP effort to impose a flat income tax rate.

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Milwaukee officials asked for a county judge to give them control of the former Northridge Mall amid litigation with the owners.

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Madison officials introduced an ordinance to require benchmarks and tune-ups for large-scale commercial buildings as part of an effort to reduce carbon emissions.

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The state will be able to build a juvenile justice center in Milwaukee after Common Council voted its approval.

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Five state agencies made budget requests for construction-related projects in a Legislative Fiscal Bureau report.

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