Here & Now

Kimberly-Clark Could Receive Incentives to Stay in Wisconsin

Frederica Freyberg:

From tariffs to business inside the state, some members of the legislature are looking to move ahead with the $100 million tax incentive package to keep Kimberly-Clark from shuttering one of its two factories in the Fox Valley. The company reached an agreement with the local steelworkers union earlier this week and says it will use a state incentive package to keep its Fox Crossing plant open. Earlier this year, an incentive package passed the state Assembly but may receive pushback in the Senate, where two GOP senators are indicating they may not support it.