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Who Will Emerge for 2020?

By Frederica Freyberg | Here & Now

July 5, 2019

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Tony Evers signs a page of a document with this right hand and with his left hand on another page, while seated at a large wood desk with a coffee mug and two microphones with the flags of different media organizations, in a room with a wood roll top desk with photos, plaques and small U.S. and Wisconsin flags on its top shelf, with a video graphic at bottom including the text Gov. Tony Evers and a WisEye Budget 2025 logo.

Budgets

Wisconsin Legislature passes and Evers signs the 2025-27 state budget in early morning to secure federal funds

Shannon Holsey on tribal community clinics and nutrition

Indigenous

Shannon Holsey on tribal community clinics and nutrition

Bright light created by an experimental nuclear fusion device illuminates equipment surrounding the location of the reaction.

Policy

Evers signs bills to bolster nuclear power technology in Wisconsin

From left to right, Jill Karofsky, Rebecca Dallet, Ann Walsh Bradley, Annette Ziegler, Rebecca Bradley, Brian Hagedorn and Janet Protasiewicz sit in high-backed leather chairs at a judicial dais, with another row of high-backed wood and leather chairs behind them, in a room with marble masonry and a Wisconsin flag, with a person seated in a wood arm chair on the floor in the foreground preparing to stand.

Courts

Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down state's 176-year-old law banning abortion

Gary Besaw on federal funding and tribal treaty obligations

Indigenous

Gary Besaw on federal funding and tribal treaty obligations

Tony Evers stands and speaks into a microphone mounted to the top of a wood podium, with three out-of-focus people seated in high-backed leather and wood chairs on a wood legislative dais in the background.

Budgets

Evers reaches deal with Republican lawmakers on Wisconsin's 2025-27 budget to cut taxes, fund UW