http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/roads-wis15-improved-2023-s460.pngFor calendar year 2026, local governments will receive more than $570 million in GTA financial assistance to support transportation-related projects.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/clean-energy-economy-s460.jpgGovernor highlights Evers Administration efforts to fight the climate crisis, conserve natural resources, and bolster clean energy, shares actions Wisconsinites can take.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/pfas-contamination-test-s450.jpgGov. Evers keeps promise to continue addressing PFAS contamination and ensure safe, clean water.
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Cap Times reports Milwaukee, Madison, Kenosha, Green Bay, and Appleton will receive funds to support their local transit agencies.
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Gov. Evers has worked to bring people together instead of finding ways to divide us and his common sense fiscal management has paid off.
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On Friday, Evers vetoed bills that would have created barriers to the ballot box for voters with disabilities, older voters, communities of color, and voters in nursing homes.
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Actions will finally ensure movement of kids out of Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake to a Type 1 facility in Milwaukee County, vetoes a package of anti-voter bills passed by the Legislature.
Republican Senator has voted against providing help five different times, often citing deficit concerns that don’t seem apparent when passing budget-busting tax favors.
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Group vetted more than 100 local candidates who shared core values of clean water, clean energy, and an equitable, robust democracy.
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