Republican lawmakers are already contemplating changes to key provisions in Gov. Scott Walker’s two-year $68 billion budget proposal, which he introduced Tuesday.
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Republicans eyeing changes to Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposal
The UW Board of Regents vowed to push back against the proposed budget cuts and correct misconceptions about how the schools function.
His campaign issued a statement after the potential 2016 presidential candidate punted on an evolution question in London.
Assembly leaders say they believe in evolution.
Longtime state political observers offer a variety of takes on Walker's $68 billion two-year spending plan.
The Madison Catholic Diocese cited a proposed change to the funding formula for the voucher system as a reason not to participate.
Nygren called the funding and tuition cap proposals “good ideas” but said he still opposes the switch to a public authority because it’s happe…
Gov. Scott Walker proposes no per pupil funding in 2015-16.
The two-year spending plan is more than $68 billion.
Facing a massive backlash, Gov. Scott Walker retreated Wednesday from a proposal to wipe out the language at the foundation of the Wisconsin Idea.
