Here’s what’s at stake in Madison and Wisconsin if federal grants are blocked
STATE JOURNAL STAFF
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On this episode of Rewind: Your Week in Review, Emilee and JR discuss how Gov. Tony Evers is suing Republicans for blocking pay raises for UW employees and rejecting a series of conservation projects and ethical standards for state licensed therapists and social workers. His challenge argues…
State and local officials struggled to make sense of President Donald Trump’s immediate and sweeping pause on federal spending Tuesday, which a federal judge put on hold minutes before it was to take effect.
A vehicle for Madison's Bus Rapid Transit is charged Tuesday on the West Side. Federal grants covered most of the $194 million cost for the first leg of the BRT system, which includes charging stations at either end of the east-west route. A planned north-south route relies heavily on federal money.
Pedestrians in Madison's Triangle neighborhood, including Brittingham Apartments resident Jennifer Everly, foreground, make their way Tuesday past a vacant lot slated for a federally subsidized development.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has asked for more information before signing off on the Trump administration's DEI dictate.
A vehicle for Madison's Bus Rapid Transit is charged Tuesday on the West Side. Federal grants covered most of the $194 million cost for the first leg of the BRT system, which includes charging stations at either end of the east-west route. A planned north-south route relies heavily on federal money.
Pedestrians in Madison's Triangle neighborhood, including Brittingham Apartments resident Jennifer Everly, foreground, make their way Tuesday past a vacant lot slated for a federally subsidized development.
