Big spending plans plus both tax cuts and increases. Takeaways from Gov. Tony Evers' new budget
Evers proposed to establish a government office that would be responsible for helping Wisconsinites appeal claims denied by health insurance companies. If a certain company denies too many claims, Evers proposes to implement a new process to audit health insurance companies and make sure they are providing the best services to residents in need of care.
The state would be short about $1.6 billion by the end of the 2028 fiscal year and nearly $4 billion by the end of the 2029 ...
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Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposal: $4 billion for education, $2 billion in tax reliefThe proposal would invest $4 billion in K-12 and higher education, provide $2 billion in tax relief and increase taxes for ...
Republicans have already declared the budget "dead on arrival." But some version of the budget is likely to survive by the ...
Gov. Tony Evers allocated $3 million in his 2025-2027 budget for the marina project, specifically toward an educational ...
Gov. Tony Evers is proposing to send Green Bay officials $1 million in state funds to help cover costs associated with ...
Evers spoke with educators and students about his plans to provide the largest increase in K-12 schools in state history.
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