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Wisconsin Advocates Fear Proposed Federal Changes Will Take Childcare Backward
The policies announced include a rollback of Biden administration programs that supported higher wages for childcare workers.

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The policies announced include a rollback of Biden administration programs that supported higher wages for childcare workers.

President Donald Trump has frequently singled out Wisconsin’s election administration since he began attacking the 2020 election results.
The nearly 40-year-old stewardship grant program has long been a bipartisan success story.
Every Democratic primary candidate in the 1st Congressional District has a plea for funds on their website except Adam Follmer.
In the contest for the Democratic nomination for governor, “affordability” might be the most frequently used campaign watchword.
Federal agents raided 22 locations in the Twin Cities Tuesday as part of ongoing investigations into fraud in Minnesota’s public programs.
The lawsuit was filed in August by the group Our Children’s against the state's Public Service Commission.
“This award’s namesake once said, ‘The way to right wrongs is to light the truth upon them, to shine light in the darkness,’” James said.
Joe McIver noted that Enbridge and the riparian landowners are “co-applicants” and also “co-permittees."
Castagnozzi also said she saw people who identified themselves as neighbors and supporters of Ridglan blocking roads with their vehicles.
Union supporters at the Wisconsin clinics have said they decided to seek union representation in response to increased caseloads.
AB 601, now 2025 Wisconsin Act 247, will legalize online sports betting in the state.
There were over 70 school referendum questions on ballots across Wisconsin Tuesday. About 62% passed and 38% failed.
The Board of Regents plans to meet on April 7 at 5 p.m. to consider terminating Rothman, according to a meeting notice.
With the Legislature out for the year, local government approvals will remain the only lever Wisconsin residents have to push back against.
Data from Campaign Zero, which advocates for the end of police violence, shows a slight drop in police killings in 2025 compared with 2024.
Like the workers' comp bill, the unemployment insurance bill was the product of a joint labor-management advisory council.
Whether the actual number ends up at the low end or the high end of that estimate will depend on state policy, according to the researchers.
In that light, for Christians such as Kirk, Jesus’ ride on a donkey has a pointed, anti-imperial meaning.
“Treatment Behind Bars: Medication for Opioid Use Disorder in Wisconsin’s Jails and Prisons,” by the Wisconsin Policy Forum, was released.