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Photo Essay: Pomp, circumstance and proposals as Gov. Tony Evers delivers State of the State

By Coburn Dukehart (Wisconsin Watch) | January 23, 2020

Gov. Tony Evers gave his second State of the State address on Jan. 22, 2020 at the Wisconsin State Capitol. This is a glimpse of some of the moments from the night.

Cruel and Unusual?

Hard road ahead for Gov. Tony Evers’ promise to slash Wisconsin prison population

By Izabela Zaluska (Wisconsin Watch) | June 30, 2019

The Democrat’s goal to reduce incarceration by 50 percent faces numerous hurdles; his own 2019-21 budget proposal calls for increasing prison beds.

Cruel and Unusual?

Wisconsin’s high supervision rate can cause — rather than prevent — longer incarceration, studies show

By Izabela Zaluska (Wisconsin Watch) | June 30, 2019

Supervision time in Wisconsin is third-longest in the U.S., meaning more chances for revocations and increased prison populations.

The Cannabis Question

Marijuana advocates have hope but face hurdles as Wisconsin eyes legalization

By Suzie Kazar (Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism) | April 7, 2019

Public support for cannabis is growing, but GOP lawmakers mostly oppose Gov. Tony Evers’ plan to legalize medical cannabis and possession of small amounts.

Photo essays

Photo Essay: Tony Evers sworn in as 46th governor of Wisconsin

By Coburn Dukehart (Wisconsin Watch) and Emily Hamer (Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism) | January 8, 2019

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers was sworn into office Monday afternoon as Wisconsin’s 46th governor. See photos from the event by Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism photojournalists Coburn Dukehart and Emily Hamer.

Undemocratic: Secrecy and Power vs. The People

Photo essay: Wisconsin’s frenetic lame duck session

By Coburn Dukehart (Wisconsin Watch) and Emily Hamer (Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism) | December 5, 2018

The Legislature held an extraordinary session to push through a series of fast-tracked bills before Gov. Scott Walker leaves office.

Government

Photo Essay: Spending election night with Scott Walker supporters, as elation turns to dismay

By Coburn Dukehart (Wisconsin Watch) | November 7, 2018

A photojournalist from the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism spent the evening with Scott Walker supporters as results of the governor’s race rolled in on Nov. 6 and 7, 2018.

Children Left Behind

Wisconsin’s black-white achievement gap worst in nation despite decades of efforts

By | December 16, 2015

Students like Demitrius Kigeya thrive in Wisconsin despite the worst black-white achievement gap in the nation. The state ranks the worst in the nation for the difference between how well black and white students perform, the likelihood that black students will be suspended from school and the difference between black and white student graduation rates.

Children Left Behind

Local solutions integral to closing gaps, top education official says

By | December 16, 2015

Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism reporter Abigail Becker sat down in October with state Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers, Department of Public Instruction spokesman Tom McCarthy and the agency’s Director of Education Information Services John Johnson.

Common Core

New school standards under attack

By | August 25, 2013

The national standards, developed quietly and adopted by State Superintendent Tony Evers with little controversy in 2010, are now the subject of intense debate in Wisconsin and nationwide.

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