In a sprint to the finish, the Republican-led Legislature and Democratic Gov. Tony Evers finalized the state’s two-year budget early Thursday, locking in more than $1 billion in additional federal Medicaid dollars hours before the U.S. House voted to slash the funding.
Here's what's in Wisconsin's $111 billion budget Gov. Tony Evers signed Thursday
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The Joint Finance Committee completed its work on an $111.1 billion budget by approving a package that includes $1.4 billion in new state money to cover Medicaid costs, a series of transportation-related fee increases and the eventual closure of Green Bay’s prison.
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