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Evers touts transportation, apprenticeship in his final State of the State Address
Feb 18, 2026

Evers touts transportation, apprenticeship in his final State of the State Address

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers detailed record apprenticeship enrollments and nearly $600 million in transportation funding in his final 2025 State of the State Address.

Madison adds 386 new homes in May as housing demand rises
Oct 31, 2025

2024 referendum, state aid improve Madison’s budget outlook

Madison’s proposed budget for 2026 highlights the city’s recent financial turnaround, as it would increase staffing and service levels while limiting the city’s property tax increase to roughly the rate of inflation.

Senate committee votes down proposal to adopt new state building code
Aug 8, 2025

‘All of the Above’ state budget draws down balances to cut taxes, increase spending

Wisconsin leaders are trading years-long budget reserves for an “all of the above” state budget that cuts income taxes, increases special education aid to schools and boosts funding for transportation projects.

Senate removes tax on solar and wind energy but dismantles climate law
Jul 2, 2025

Senate removes tax on solar and wind energy but dismantles climate law

The Senate approved the bill 51-50 as President Donald Trump and GOP lawmakers move to dismantle the 2022 climate law passed by Democrats under former President Joe Biden.

Evers, transportation officials urge Trump administration to keep infrastructure funds flowing
May 8, 2025

Wisconsin GOP slashes Evers budget, blocks marijuana plan

Wisconsin Republicans cut Gov. Evers’ key budget items, including legal weed, while tax cut talks continue amid a state surplus.

Evers’ proposed state budget includes major increases for transportation, lead pipe replacement
Feb 20, 2025

Evers’ proposed state budget includes major increases for transportation, lead pipe replacement

The governor also included investments for roads, lead service line replacements, energy and protections for organized labor in his address to lawmakers in Madison.

Evers vetoes a Republican-backed bill targeting PFAS chemicals
Feb 18, 2025

Evers calls for tax cuts, push back on Trump’s tariffs

Wisconsin's Democratic Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday proposed cutting taxes by nearly $2 billion, echoing a priority of Republicans, while also outlining a plan to fight water pollution and push back on President Donald Trump's tariffs.

A high water mark for state budget?
Apr 26, 2024

A high water mark for state budget?

Four years after the arrival of COVID-19, Wisconsin’s state finances are the strongest on record, with ample reserves and comparatively low debt levels.

Gov. Evers signs shared revenue bill with provisions for quarry regulations, minority contracting
Oct 6, 2023

Act 12 reshapes Milwaukee’s city budget outlook in 2024

The city of Milwaukee’s 2024 budget proposal features a paradigm shift: after years of warnings about its finances nearing the brink, a revenue infusion from a new sales tax and state aid increase enables the city to generally maintain existing service levels and even invest in key areas. 

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announces support for affordable housing with federal funding
Oct 4, 2023

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announces support for affordable housing with federal funding

On Thursday, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley proposed his $1.36 billion 2024 recommended budget.

Dem, GOP convention picks show Midwest’s political influence
Sep 29, 2023

Milwaukee mayor’s $1.9B budget proposal has infrastructure boost

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson’s $1.9 billion city budget proposal for 2024 includes millions of dollars for capital projects, including resurfacing cracked city streets and demolishing abandoned property. Johnson on Sept. […]

Report calls for $184M Milwaukee County Courthouse, related demolition
Aug 25, 2023

Milwaukee County family court renovation out for bid

The Milwaukee County chief judge called the layout of family courts a "safety issue" and urged funding for renovations.

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