Government

Gov. Evers calls out Trump on misleading unemployment insurance program

This is the fourth letter the governor has sent to the Trump administration asking for the restoration of the approximately $29 million in federal grant funding

UPDATE: Dane County Board invites public to budget information sessions

Each session will also offer people a chance to ask questions and share priorities

Crane Foundation disappointed in rollback of whooping crane’s endangered status

A new change weakens the ESA and puts the lives of many animals and ecosystems in jeopardy, including the whooping crane

SBA opens business recovery centers in Wisconsin

The U.S. Small Business Administration opened Business Recovery Centers in Marathon, Milwaukee and Outagamie Counties on Monday

DNR sued over Port Washington data center environmental review

The lawsuit stems from the DNR allegedly backtracking on a plan to conduct a full environmental review

Forever stamps now 82 cents

Forever stamps are special in that they do not expire and were first introduced at 41 cents in 2007

Wisconsin governments have received $160 million in opioid settlement funds. Here’s where it’s going.

Wisconsin and 87 local governments are expected to receive more than $874 million by 2038

Housing bill could become law without Trump’s signature, or be vetoed

It is the first time in over 30 years the federal government has made a move to help with the nation's housing crisis

WisDOT announces over $180M for local roads

The funding was provided by the 2025-2027 biennial budget signed into law by Evers last year

Federal restrictions cutting off refugees, legal immigrants from public benefits

FoodShare is federally funded, and President Donald Trump signed a new law last July to bar legal immigrants and other noncitizens from eligibility