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This bill is about new rules for projects that move water around or raise water levels in towns. State lawmakers are currently debating it.
This bill would make it harder for neighbors to sue local racetracks for being a "nuisance" (such as complaints about noise or traffic). It is currently being debated in the state legislature.
This proposed law would stop the government from using public money to pay for medical care for people who are in the country without legal permission. It is currently being debated in the state Assembly.
This bill would require public colleges in Wisconsin to separate sports teams based on biological sex (male or female). It is currently being debated in the state legislature.
This bill changes the rules for how to fill state government jobs that are appointed rather than elected. It is currently being reviewed by the Assembly.
This bill is about the fees students pay for classes at University of Wisconsin schools. Right now, the State Senate is deciding whether to pass it.
This bill would change the rule for how much money mortgage brokers are required to have in the bank to stay in business. It is currently being debated in the Senate.
This bill changes how criminal charges are filed against police officers if they are involved in someone’s death. It is currently being debated in the State Senate.
Lawmakers are currently deciding whether "tobacco bars" should be allowed to let people smoke inside, even though smoking is banned in most other indoor public places.
This bill is about two things: 1. **Water Levels:** It would give local towns more control over the water levels in man-made ponds or lakes created by dams. 2. **Property Damage:** It creates a clearer legal process for people to seek help or payment if their property is damaged because someone else blocked a waterway. It is currently being reviewed by the state Assembly.
This bill would require the state to collect data about the food stamp program and report it to the federal government. It is currently being reviewed by the state Assembly.
This bill would prevent the government from banning or restricting cars and other devices just because of the type of fuel or energy they use (such as gas versus electricity).