by Chris Kulow | Jan 16, 2026 | Legislative Update Blog, State Issue
The state Assembly is scheduled to continue their spring floor period with two session days (Tuesday, Jan. 20 & Thursday, Jan. 22) full of legislation on all kinds of topics. Two K-12 related bills scheduled to be voted on by the full Assembly include Assembly Bill 393 relating to school bus operation by drivers over 70 and drivers with medical conditions on Tuesday and Assembly Bill 749 relating to requiring instruction in blood and organ donation in high school grades on Thursday. More information on these bills is included below:
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by Chris Kulow | Jan 16, 2026 | Legislative Update Blog, State Budget, State Issue
LFB: Revenue projections up $1.5 Billion
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by Chris Kulow | Jan 13, 2026 | Legislative Update Blog, State Budget, State Issue
State revenues could be $1 billion above earlier projections; Gov. Evers calls on legislature to address property taxes
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by Chris Kulow | Dec 10, 2025 | Legislative Update Blog, State Budget, State Issue
WisconsinEye coverage of state government in peril
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by Chris Kulow | Dec 5, 2025 | Legislative Update Blog, State Issue
Gov. Evers vetoes bills on military recruiters in schools, teacher prep change and higher ed data
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