Wisconsin would deposit $1,000 in federal accounts created for babies born between 2025 and 2028 under a bill proposed by Assembly Republicans.

Among the key points in the bill are: required photo ID to vote and for state to verify citizenship of individuals when registering to vote.

Wisconsin Republicans on Thursday continued their yearslong effort to reverse the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resource’s decision not to quantify a specific statewide goal for the state’s gray wolf population with a public hearing on a bill that would require the agency to set one.

Lawmakers want to put guardrails around utility rates, water and land use after using hefty tax breaks to lure big tech companies.

Efforts to bring Wisconsin’s PFAS regulations in line with contested federal drinking water standards moved forward Wednesday under a rule unanimously approved by the state’s Natural Resources Board.

With Wisconsin’s decades-old land conservation program due to expire this summer, Assembly Republicans passed legislation Thursday to keep it afloat through 2028. But the bill would simultaneously decrease funding and increase legislative oversight of the Warren Knowles-Gaylord Nelson Stewardship program,