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Proposals that lower the federal share of Medicaid would require states to pick up a larger share of the cost or else reduce coverage.

By addressing people’s health care needs, the state-federal Medicaid program bolsters the broader economy as well, advocates say.

In a 4-3 ruling the high court decided a complaint about Racine's mobile voting van lacked standing, but sidestepped ruling on the van.

Wednesday's argument focused on whether under Wisconsin law UW Health is an employer required to respect collective bargaining rights.

State employees who worked in the office before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 would have to return to working in person starting July 1 under a proposed bill that went before a state Senate committee Tuesday. “The pandemic is now over and has been for quite a while,” said State Rep. […]

At least five Wisconsin Head Start holdings remain unpaid. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is demanding an explanation from federal officials.

Head Start payments stopped when the Trump administration announced a freeze in federal grant and loan funds.

A majority of Wisconsinites signing up for ACA plans have qualified for enhanced federal subsidies on the cost of their premiums.

Then-President Joe Biden announced the new rule, which requires lead water lines to be replaced by 2035, in a visit to Milwaukee in October.

Although officially nonpartisan, state Supreme Court candidates line up with either the Democratic or Republican parties in their campaigns.