Special budget sessions cost states
Greg Bluestein AP Writer Atlanta — States are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars apiece on special legislative sessions whose chief purpose, ironically, is to trim more funding from their...
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140 Frontier Airlines employees leaving Denver DENVER (AP) — About 140 more Frontier Airlines employees in Denver will be moving to Indianapolis by the first half of next year. Indianapolis-based...
View ArticleWalker takes office amid protests (PHOTO SLIDE SHOW)
By James Briggs As Gov. Scott Walker began his new job Monday at the Capitol, hundreds of people rallied outside in the cold, demanding work for themselves and their neighbors. Walker, who defeated...
View ArticleDemocrats question GOP jobs promise
By James Briggs The state Legislature is moving at a brisk pace this week, pushing pieces of Gov. Scott Walker’s special session agenda closer to his desk. Walker on Monday signed his first bill, which...
View ArticleSpecial budget sessions cost states
Greg Bluestein AP Writer Atlanta — States are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars apiece on special legislative sessions whose chief purpose, ironically, is to trim more funding from their...
View ArticleNews from around Wisconsin (10:24 p.m. 12/8/09)
140 Frontier Airlines employees leaving Denver DENVER (AP) — About 140 more Frontier Airlines employees in Denver will be moving to Indianapolis by the first half of next year. Indianapolis-based...
View ArticleWalker takes office amid protests (PHOTO SLIDE SHOW)
By James Briggs As Gov. Scott Walker began his new job Monday at the Capitol, hundreds of people rallied outside in the cold, demanding work for themselves and their neighbors. Walker, who defeated...
View ArticleDemocrats question GOP jobs promise
By James Briggs The state Legislature is moving at a brisk pace this week, pushing pieces of Gov. Scott Walker’s special session agenda closer to his desk. Walker on Monday signed his first bill, which...
View ArticleEvers calls for $250 million spending on K-12 schools
Gov. Tony Evers called on the Republican-controlled Legislature on Thursday to spend $250 million from a state budget surplus on public schools, roughly half of which would go toward lowering property...
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