State budget proposal restores eminent domain for bike, recreational trails
University currently has no plans to utilize eminent domain to create more bike paths if budget passes
For the fourth time, Sargent introduces bill to fully legalize marijuana in Wisconsin
Evers, Barnes have both expressed support for legalization
Evers, Barnes urge College Democrats to vote, mobilize ahead of future elections
Evers also spoke about reforming Wisconsin's education system
Evers: ‘Unrealistic’ to believe Foxconn will meet employment targets, now looks to revise original contract
Foxconn, which received over $4 billion in states, local tax credits, said it still intends to create 13,000 jobs
National report shows Wisconsin had fourth-largest decline in higher education funding over five years
While most states re-invested in higher education after Great Recession, Wisconsin did not follow suit
UW economics professors find Medicaid expansion could save Wisconsin $100 million
Finding conflicts with February report that said expansion would cost $600 million
Wisconsin county jails charge higher than national average for inmate phone calls, study shows
Study finds average phone call from local jail costs more than four times higher than calls from state prison
Community organizations urge stakeholders to improve Wisconsin corrections, re-entry system
Experts say various stakeholders play role in former prisoners' ability to re-enter society
Marquette Law poll finds partisan divide in support for Mueller report, Sanders leading presidential race
Forty-two percent of respondents said they were confident report is "fair and impartial"
UW-Stevens Point will retain six humanities majors it planned on cutting
Developed in response to large deficit, plan received major backlash from faculty, students
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