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JANESVILLE— The city of Janesville and private boosters may need to seek out other state funding sources for the Woodman’s Sports & Convention Center after the legislature’s Joint Finance Committee on Thursday cut $15 million earmarked for the project out of the proposed state biennial budget.
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Speakers from local communities and elsewhere in the state shared with the Joint Finance Committee their priorities for the upcoming biennial budget, which includes renovations to UW-Whitewater buildings.
The state Legislature's Joint Finance Committee plans a public-input meeting on the 2021-23 budget at UW-Whitewater in April.
Rep. Deb Kolste will join the state Legislature's Joint Finance Committee.
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Area legislators are split along party lines in their support for the 2019-21 state budget approved by the Republican-controlled Legislature last week.
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Wisconsin lawyers who take on public defender cases are paid the least in the nation. Attorneys and judges throughout Walworth County's courthouse are speaking to the need for change.Â
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Janesville City Manager Mark Freitag told the state Joint Finance Committee on Friday he is encouraged by several funding proposals in Gov. Tony Evers’ 2019-21 state budget.
Members of the state's budget committee will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2019-21 budget Friday, April 5, at the Pontiac Convention Center, 2809 N. Pontiac Drive, Janesville.
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The state Legislature's Joint Committee on Finance plans a public hearing in Janesville next week.
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Reactions to Gov. Tony Evers’ proposal to decriminalize marijuana and legalize it for medical use are mixed among area legislators, with opinions split mostly along party lines.