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One year after Dobbs, one lawmaker reflects on early attempt to repeal abortion ban

Kelda Roys tried to repeal the state's abortion ban when Democrats controlled state government in 2009-2010 but the entire party was not on board.

 

Lawmakers are set to vote on the Wisconsin state budget. Here's what's in and what's out

Republicans who control the Legislature and budget-writing process have forwarded to the Assembly and Senate their proposals for the 2023-25 budget.

 

Nurses at St. Agnes Hospital continue to reel from the trauma of COVID-19

At its peak, Wisconsin hospitals admitted more than 2,300 patients per week for COVID-19. For many nurses, it's hard to move forward.

 

Fast-tracked bill would strip the DNR of authority to regulate nonmetallic mine ponds

Proponents say the bill removes unnecessary regulatory burden while others warn it raises the risk of environmental harm to nearby waterways.

 

See photos from Summer Solstice Celebration at Whitney Park

See a performance by BoomBoxx, food, games and more at the Summer Solstice Celebration at Whitney Park

 

Stuck for years without funding, Wisconsin's state climatology office is now 'open for business'

The four-year grant will run out quickly, so securing longer term funding will be a priority of the newly expanded staff.

 

Lion's Mouth Bookstore in downtown Green Bay to host panel on LGBTQ mental health needs

In its second installment, Lion's Mouth Bookstore hosts the monthly mental health series, State of Mind. This month, it's all about LGBTQ pride.

 

Exceptional Equestrians hosting Horses for Healing wellness event Saturday in Hobart. Here is what you need to know

It's the second year Exceptional Equestrians will be hosting the event and it is expecting between 400 to 600 people to attend.

 

Gov. Tony Evers signs 5 bills to boost affordable housing. Here's what the measures do

The laws are designed to tackle Wisconsin's affordable housing crisis and help grow the workforce.

 

Republicans propose $3.5 billion income tax cut that focuses relief on highest earners

Gov. Tony Evers has said he would not sign a budget that includes a tax cut for the state's wealthiest residents.

 

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