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Fate of estate tax weighs on state budget

Wisconsin's state budget deficit could get even bigger depending on what Congress decides to do with the estate tax this year.

By Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio , September 07, 2010

WTA President: State budget deficit can be reduced

By Steve Roisum, Wisconsin Public Radio , August 27, 2010

Future of transportation funding on many ballots this fall

Nearly half of Wisconsin’s counties will ask voters this fall if they want to safeguard the state transportation fund.

By Thomas Gardner, Wisconsin Public Radio , July 30, 2010

Court says state must repay malpractice fund $200M

MADISON, Wis. — The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the state must repay a medical malpractice fund more than $200 million it took to balance the budget three years ago, potentially throwing the current budget into disarray.

By Scott Bauer, Associated Press Writer , July 20, 2010

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Local governments struggle with hiring freeze option, alternatives

Some counties and municipalities across Wisconsin have used hiring freezes to cut down on costs during the economic downturn. However, they're finding they can't afford to leave some positions unfilled.

By Danielle Kaeding, Wisconsin Public Radio , March 15, 2010

Kind proposes fiscal responsibility commission

Western Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind would like to see a commission formed to help the federal government do a better job of pinching pennies.

By Steve Roisum, Wisconsin Public Radio , January 26, 2010

Board votes against extending administrator contracts

GALESVILLE – The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau School Board voted Monday not to extend the contracts of seven district administrators.

By By Autumn Grooms, La Crosse Tribune, Wis. , January 17, 2010

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Feds could bailout Medicaid program

By Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio , December 28, 2009

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Wisconsin headed for serious budget trouble

By By Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio , November 13, 2009

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County raises taxes, cuts jobs

Douglas County would increase property taxes by nearly 3 percent under budget recommendations adopted by the administration committee this week. However, a combination of rising costs, cuts in shared revenue and funding for health and human services and sales tax and interest income that’s been flat, the county is faced with cutting positions.

By Shelley Nelson , September 24, 2009

Ness presents balanced budget, but needs tax increase

If the 2010 budget is passed as proposed, operating expenses will have been cut by nearly 7 percent since 2008.

By By Brandon Stahl, Duluth News Tribune , August 31, 2009

The budget and you

Wisconsin budget affects smokers, phone users

By By Scott Bauer, AP Writer , June 27, 2009

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Wisconsin budget heads to governor -- on time

Wisconsin budget process could wrap up on time after Senate and Assembly adopt bill that would eliminate a $6.6 billion shortfall.

By Wisconsin Public Radio/Superior Telegram , June 26, 2009

Senate changes to budget plan still up in the air

MADISON – The Wisconsin Senate has scheduled a vote for this afternoon on the proposed $62.2 billion state budget. But it remains to be seen what changes they’ll make to the plan.

By By Shawn Johnson/Wisconsin Public Radio , June 17, 2009

Assembly targets Doyle vetoes to protect funds

MADISON — The Assembly today will try to override Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle’s vetoes of a budget-repair bill to specifically protect funds for transportation, aid to public schools and health care.

By By STEVEN WALTERS and STACY FORSTER/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel , May 28, 2008

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