Here And Now All Episodes
Budget Watch: Residency For Public Employees
Anchor Frederica Freyberg examines how residency rules for Milwaukee public employees would change under Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed budget in the latest installment of Here and Now’s Budget Watch series.
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Chris Larson discusses WEDC audit fallout
State Senate Minority Leader Chris Larson discusses the fallout at the Capitol over a recent critical state audit of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.
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Ken Taylor shares concern over Food Share bill
Ken Taylor, the Council on Children and Families executive director, expresses his concern over a new Assembly bill that would restrict the types of items food stamp recipients could purchase.
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Samantha Kerkman reacts to WEDC report
State Rep. Samantha Kerkman, R-Randall, shares her thoughts on the reaction from fellow lawmakers following a scathing state audit of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.
Reed Hall responds to WEDC audit
Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Reed Hall responds to a recently released state audit that heavily criticized the agency.
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Peter Barca reacts to WEDC audit
State Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca, D-Kenosha, discusses the recent state audit of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.
Ron Johnson, Mark Pocan discuss federal budget
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., and U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wis., talk about the federal budget and other pressing issues facing lawmakers in Washington.
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UW System surplus takes center stage
State lawmakers grilled University of Wisconsin System President Kevin Reilly at a hearing at the Capitol over the UW’s $648 million surplus.
Board of Regents president discusses surplus
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents President Brent Smith talks about the UW System’s surplus and the calls from lawmakers to cut state aid and freeze tuition.
Student regent shares thoughts on UW’s cash reserves
Anchor Frederica Freyberg sits down with University of Wisconsin Board of Regents member and UW-Madison junior Katherine Pointer to get her unique perspective as a student on the UW System’s surplus.
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