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Wisconsin budget deal cuts taxes and boosts university funding
The budget cuts income taxes by $1.3 billion and increases funding for the Universities of Wisconsin despite a threatened cut. MADISON, Wis. — A budget deal brokered by Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and Republicans who control the state Legislature cleared a key hurdle on Tuesday, just hours after it was made public.
The committee’s vote came after months of negotiations between both Republican leadership and Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.
The deal, announced Tuesday, came as Republican leaders needed to court support from Gov. Tony Evers and Democratic lawmakers ...
The second in command in the Wisconsin Assembly is defending the new budget deal that will see Republicans vote to spend more ...
The Legislature's budget-writing Joint Finance Committee has approved increases in camping fees and state park vehicle ...
Senate Republicans walked away from budget negotiations last week, with at least two members of the chamber’s GOP caucus ...
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The Wisconsin state Senate passed a slew of bills during session after hours of debate, including bill that would increase ...
The Wisconsin State Assembly passed several bills, including increased penalties for threats against jurors and changes to campground trespass laws. One bill removes the income cap for families ...
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