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- Without legislative change, dwindling ranks of young accountants will flee Wisconsin
- Courage on Medicaid in the past helps Wisconsin now
- At center of America’s essential debate, Johnson says resist spending frenzy
- Real answer to siting nuclear plants: ‘Yes, here.’
- Taxpayers need more simplicity and transparency — not misleading arguments meant to stoke fears of successful choice schools
- Plans, zoning and annexation form front lines for Wisconsin cities looking to build more housing
- We increasingly live in a world of unsolved crime
- State should cut funding to public media
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Expanding access: A decade of dental therapists in Minnesota
The 2018 Farm Bill failed to address a key loophole in the country’s main food assistance program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — a loophole that states have increasingly used over the past decade to expand SNAP income eligibility beyond the intent of the law. In July, the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Poor pavement condition and high spending mean the state isn’t getting top value from its highway dollars
Wisconsin is one of the worst-performing states in the country at providing dental care for disadvantaged kids
Nationally and across the states, policy-makers from both parties are supporting less burdensome licensure rules
Wisconsin should rethink its entire teacher certification process
Outside of UW-Madison, the argument that the colleges have huge multiplier effect on communities and the state is nonsensical
Switching to a progressive income tax structure would drive Illinois even further behind Wisconsin
Lack of minority high school and college grads and wide prosperity gaps will only exacerbate the region’s growing employee shortage, business leaders fear
Wisconsin needs to face the reality of declining fuel-tax revenue and transition to per-mile charges
Fewer barriers mean barbers and stylists are now free to own and grow their businesses beyond shops and salons
Two studies look at Wisconsin’s complex community corrections system and why many on supervision are failing.
The Department of Transportation now has the opportunity to study tolling as a path forward to fix our crumbling infrastructure
A better way to help the disabled get to work.
An analysis of the accelerating outbound migration across the border to the Badger State
Department of Revenue’s guidelines on taxing ice cream cakes illustrate the absurd complexity of state’s sales tax system
Wisconsin’s law, which requires a judge to decide on expungement at the time of sentencing, is unlike any in the nation
The high cost of increasing the minimum wage in Wisconsin to $15
A primer on Wisconsin’s unsustainable transportation revenues
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