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Disagreement remains over innocent landowner protections after new Evers PFAS proposal

A Gov. Tony Evers budget plan aims to protect innocent landowners from being put on the hook for PFAS contamination -- termed...

Evers accuses Trump administration of ‘betraying’ Wisconsin farmers

Gov. Tony Evers says the Trump administration is “betraying” Wisconsin’s farmers by cutting nearly $6 million in funding for a program that...

Evers budget makes nuclear energy push as guv looks for clean options

Gov. Tony Evers, who has focused on renewable energy for much of his time in office, is making a push in his...

GOP bill would fund rural ‘creative economy’ development efforts

Republican lawmakers are circulating a bill that would help fund rural economic development around tourism, the arts and more. 

Gun manufacturer moving all operations to Wisconsin as it expands

Firearm maker Henry Repeating Arms plans to move all manufacturing operations to Wisconsin after recently expanding its headquarters in Rice Lake. 

Live “Talking Trade” Podcast: tariffs, dealmaking and uncertainty in 2025

A live “Talking Trade” podcast event on March 20 will focus on tariffs, trade threats and new alliances roiling international markets in an interactive...

Marquette poll finds public ‘skeptical’ of Trump tariffs

The latest Marquette University Law School Poll finds respondents are “really skeptical” of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, the poll’s director says. 

MMAC leader says effort to address EPA ozone reclassification ‘going well’ 

MMAC President Dale Kooyenga says efforts to address the impacts of an air quality classification change for southeastern Wisconsin are “going well”...

Parking structure inspections bill follows 2023 mall garage partial collapse

A bipartisan group of lawmakers aims to require periodic engineering inspections of parking structures in Wisconsin, following the partial collapse of a...

Trade expert urges business leaders to think global right from the start

An international trade expert says business leaders should be “thinking global from the very beginning” in order to unlock faster growth and...

Water Council rolls out latest cohort of global BREW 2.0 program

The Water Council has selected 10 startup companies from around the world for its latest BREW 2.0 Post-Accelerator program, helping advance technologies...

Wisconsin manufacturing, ag groups weigh in on tariff impacts

Wisconsin manufacturing groups are raising concerns about tariff impacts on supply chains and the cost of energy, while soybean farmers in the...
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