AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAct 10: Wisconsin’s Supreme Court will hear a challenge to the 2011 law restricting public workers’ collective bargaining. With Democrats set to control the Legislature, the law faces pressure in court and at the Capitol. Milwaukee Schools: MPS Superintendent Brenda Cassellius highlighted work on lead hazards, safety and literacy, as questions mount over district finances, including a missing CFO and a disputed demolition bid. Public Safety: Milwaukee’s high-risk domestic violence team faces scrutiny over its use of an outdated lethality survey. A specialist says strangulation sharply raises homicide risk. Energy and Data Centers: Consumer and environmental advocates want the incoming Legislature to curb utility costs and ensure data centers pay their share as electricity demand grows. Election Rules: Wisconsin Democrats are preparing another push for the National Popular Vote compact, which would award the state’s electoral votes to the national popular-vote winner if enough states join. Gov. Tony Evers has warned against the plan. Schools: Hustisford will dissolve and transfer its students to Dodgeland, the first Wisconsin district to do so in 36 years. Public Health: Officials are tracing possible measles exposure at a Weston emergency department after a confirmed case visited Nov. 5.
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