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More than 50 anti-Trump protests planned, How public media funding cuts could affect Wisconsin stations
Protests opposing the Trump administration will be held in more than 50 Wisconsin communities tomorrow as part of the national “No Kings” movement. Wisconsin has several public radio and television stations that could be affected by funding cuts passed by the House of Representatives yesterday. And, The Milwaukee County Zoo plans to close it’s small…
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Campaign finance watchdog sues Elon Musk, Madison housing proposals
A new lawsuit claims Elon Musk broke election bribery laws by paying residents millions of dollars ahead of the April election in Wisconsin. Wisconsin’s budget writing committee will is turning its attention to public school funding. And, Madison officials are putting forward a new slate of zoning changes.
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Federal budget would cut DNR jobs, effort to open Chippewa Falls treatment center
Wisconsin could lose 14-million-dollars in federal grants supporting dozens of jobs at the Department of Natural Resources. That’s if President Trump’s proposed funding cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency go through. Lawmakers want the state to help reopen a western Wisconsin in-patient treatment facility. And, the state announced record-breaking tourism numbers.
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Federal prosecutors say case against Judge Dugan should proceed, Black Hawk Bridge reopens after safety scare
Federal prosecutors say the criminal case against a Milwaukee County judge accused of helping a man evade immigration authorities should proceed. The state’s economic development department will have to cut programs to compensate for a drop in revenue. And, only a tiny percentage of elementary students in Milwaukee are meeting reading targets. A new coalition…
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Tick population numbers, Green Bay coal piles deal approved
If you’ve noticed a lot of ticks this year, you’re not alone. Early data is showing a slight increase in tick activity this season. The Legislature’s budget-writing committee unanimously voted to boost borrowing for state environmental loan programs. And, Green Bay’s century-old coal piles could soon be moved under the terms of a deal approved…
