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MILWAUKEE 鈥?A new project aims to celebrate the legacy of gay rights in Wisconsin.The Wisconsin First Archive Project, launching February 25th, aims to address gaps
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$100 million in state coronavirus relief is back in limbo after Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a Republican-approved package on Friday.Gov. Evers claims Republicans were playing political games by sending a relief package to his desk they knew he wouldnt sign into law. GOP leaders said Evers is now to blame for jeopardizing millions of dollars for unemployment and coronavirus testing efforts.RELATED: Wisconsin Democrats propose mask mandate that would last for entire pandemicAlmost immediately after the state legislature approved its first coronavirus relief package in 10 months, Evers nixed the plan. Wisconsinites know a compromise when they see one, and this isn t it, Evers said in a statement.Evers originally made a deal with Senate Republicans on the relief package, but Republicans in the Assembly made several revisions before passing it. One would give them authority over how the state spends federal coronavirus funds and another would limit Evers from issuing emergency health orders unless its to collect federal COVID-19 relief.Democratic Senator Chris Larson said he applauds Evers veto. It was basically the legislature trying to figure out how to do work again after 296 days of being inactive, of not passing any substantive legislation or a
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