(The Center Square) – Wisconsin voters approved $950.8 million in new funds through K-12 school referenda this spring in the February and April elections, including $441.7 million for operations and $509.1 million for capital projects.

(The Center Square) – Democratic lawmakers from the Green Bay area say they don’t want to see another million-dollar giveaway before the next election.

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture continues to discriminate in many of its programs, according to a new letter from the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty.

(The Center Square) – The head of the Wisconsin Assembly’s elections committee says he wants to do away with Milwaukee’s central count.

(The Center Square) – In the day after the Wisconsin Energy Reform Act was introduced, several Republican lawmakers spoke out against the energy bill they believe is the failed right of first refusal legislation with a different name.

(The Center Square) – A group of Wisconsin Republicans introduced an updated version of its failed right of first refusal law, hoping changes in the new version will win over enough support for the measure to pass the Legislature in…

(The Center Square) – There are now more than two dozen current and former University of Wisconsin students on the list of students who’ve seen their visas revoked by President Donald Trump’s Administration.

(The Center Square) – A group of Wisconsin companies reached a settlement to repay nearly $10.9 million after being accused of falsely certifying they were eligible for federal pandemic Payroll Protection Program loans.

(The Center Square) – A pair of Wisconsin groups are warning that right-of-first refusal legislation that previously did not pass on its own will be tucked into other legislation and up for a vote in the Wisconsin Legislature in the…

(The Center Square) – Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice Michael Gableman has agreed to give up his law license to end the ethics investigation against him.

(The Center Square) – The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty said it believes any attempt to redraw the state’s congressional maps would be unconstitutional.

(The Center Square) – The debate over whether taxpayers should be on the hook for constructing professional sports stadiums has made its way back to Capitol Hill as lawmakers look to end taxpayer subsidies for multi-billion-dollar complexes.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson called President Donald Trump’s move to enact reciprocal tariffs on dozens of U.S. trade partners “a bold but risky action” in a PBS interview.

(The Center Square) – There are more calls for an investigation into last week’s table-flipping incident at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire on election day.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin is part of one of four lawsuits challenging President Donald Trump’s election executive order, despite the state being exempt from part of it.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Superintendent Jill Underly again called for an increase in state spending on K-12 public schools in the next biennial budget.

(The Center Square) – There is some good news in the latest report on Wisconsin’s healthcare workforce.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin joined a lawsuit to try to stop the loss of $225 million in federal money the state expected to get for mental and behavioral health services, substance abuse, public health and emergency medical services.

(The Center Square) – Elon Musk is viewed unfavorably by 60% of U.S. adults while his work with the Department of Government Efficiency is disapproved by 58%, according to a new poll from Marquette Law School.

(The Center Square) – Democrats across Wisconsin and beyond celebrated Susan Crawford’s victory over Brad Schimel to maintain an advantage for liberals on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.