AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Health: Wisconsin’s measles outbreak has reached 649 cases across 20 counties, and a second child has died. Health officials urge vaccination, especially to protect young children and other people at high risk. Prison Sentences: Gov. Tony Evers commuted 14 sentences, the state’s first commutations since 1995; 10 other applicants were denied. Schools: State Superintendent Jill Underly proposed $2.75 billion in new aid for K-12 schools and libraries, including changes to funding formulas aimed at easing pressure on property taxpayers. Marijuana Policy: Democratic leaders say full legalization is a 2027 priority, though they have not settled on a bill or budget approach. Consumer Protection: Family Dollar agreed to a proposed $63 million settlement over claims it overcharged customers; Wisconsin is among the states involved. High School Football: WIAA state semifinals are set for Friday, with teams across seven divisions vying for championship-game spots.
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