Gov. Tony Evers signed a $111.1 billion budget less than an hour after it cleared the full Legislature in order to complete the document before Congress signed off on the reconciliation bill.
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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers talks with AMC car owners during a visit to Kenosha on Wednesday. Evers, along with Wisconsin Department of Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers, heard more about the auto manufacturing history in Kenosha and learned about the upcoming AMC Homecoming Car Show, which draws thousands to Kenosha.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
Rayven Robinson, left, prepares to ring the bell as Nikki Payne reads off a name during Wednesday night’s brick dedication ceremony at the Kenosha Public Museum. The bricks, which honor 95 new inductees, were installed at the city’s Wolfenbuttel Park, 5901 Third Ave.
- TERRY FLORES photos, KENOSHA NEWS
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers greets community members and dignitaries upon arriving at the Kenosha Southport Light Station Museum on Wednesday. As part of his visit, Evers toured the museum, lighthouse and learned more about the upcoming AMC Homecoming Car Show.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
Wisconsin Department of Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers, left, and Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, view an AMC Javelin as part of a visit to Kenosha on Wednesday. The duo received a tour of the Kenosha Southport Light Station Museum, viewed the lighthouse and heard more on the upcoming AMC Homecoming Car Show.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
IN PHOTOS: Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers visits Southport Light Station Museum
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers talks with AMC car owners during a visit to Kenosha on Wednesday. Evers, along with Wisconsin Department of Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers, heard more about the auto manufacturing history in Kenosha and learned about the upcoming AMC Homecoming Car Show, which draws thousands to Kenosha.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
Rayven Robinson, left, prepares to ring the bell as Nikki Payne reads off a name during Wednesday night’s brick dedication ceremony at the Kenosha Public Museum. The bricks, which honor 95 new inductees, were installed at the city’s Wolfenbuttel Park, 5901 Third Ave.
- TERRY FLORES photos, KENOSHA NEWS
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers sits in an AMC station wagon while visiting the Kenosha Southport Light Station Museum on Wednesday. Evers’ visit celebrated another record-breaking year for the state’s tourism industry.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers views a fourth order Fresnel lens at the Southport Light Station Museum during a visit Wednesday morning. Evers’ visit marked a celebration of another record-breaking year for tourism in Wisconsin.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers greets community members and dignitaries upon arriving at the Kenosha Southport Light Station Museum on Wednesday. As part of his visit, Evers toured the museum, lighthouse and learned more about the upcoming AMC Homecoming Car Show.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers reads some of the displays inside the Southport Light Station Museum during a visit Wednesday morning, as part of a celebration of another year of tourism success in Wisconsin.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
Wisconsin Department of Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers, left, and Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, view an AMC Javelin as part of a visit to Kenosha on Wednesday. The duo received a tour of the Kenosha Southport Light Station Museum, viewed the lighthouse and heard more on the upcoming AMC Homecoming Car Show.
- JILLIAN CRAIG, KENOSHA NEWS
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