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The Republican-controlled Wisconsin Legislature has delayed giving final approval to a $2 billion income tax cut that’s part of a package also targeting child care costs, which Democratic Gov. Tony Evers is expected to veto.
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Republicans who control the Wisconsin Assembly have passed legislation that would limit transgender athletes' participation in high school and college sports. The chamber approved the bills Thursday.
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The laws governing Wisconsin's multibillion-dollar liquor industry would be streamlined and updated under a sweeping measure passed by the state Assembly on Wednesday
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Wisconsin's parole commission would be forced to meet in public and post its decisions online under a Republican-authored bill the state Assembly is set to take up Wednesday
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Republicans who control the Wisconsin Assembly voted Tuesday to continue allowing therapists and others to attempt to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity
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From expanding Medicaid to protecting abortion access, Republican incumbent Rob Swearingen and his Democratic challenger Eileen Daniel came down mostly on party lines at a WXPR-hosted candidate forum for Wisconsin’s 34th Assembly District.
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Majority Leader Jim Steineke announced Monday that he will resign on July 27 rather than serve out the remainder of his term.
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Overall, 17 Assembly members and six senators are not seeking reelection.
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Attorneys for State Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, who commissioned a partisan investigation into the 2020 elections, on Wednesday handed over more than 10,000 emails related to the probe to an independent watchdog group.
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A set of bills would discourage the teaching of so-called critical race theory, allow people to sue the system if conservative speakers aren't allowed to visit campuses and allow students to substitute a class on the U.S. Constitution for a diversity course.