Kate Morton is a Reporter at Sunday Dispatch. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, education, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Wisconsin and social issues affecting academia. Kate's work has been featured in NewsBreak and WisPolitics.com.
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By: Kate Morton
GREEN BAY, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Foundation is pleased to announce the receipt of a $2 million gift that will allow the University to fund its first full-time researcher and accompanying support staff to study nutrition and its effect...
By: Kate Morton
TOP STORIES Assembly Democrats say they'll ‘push back' against Trump's mass deportation plans… [Minority Leader Neubauer] meeting with Gov.
By: Kate Morton
TOP STORIES Evers revisits effort to give voters more say in state laws… [Vos and LeMahieu previously dismissed his Constitutional citizen initiative as “desperate political stunt,” but] by including [it] in his 2025-27 biennial budget request, Evers hopes to force the budget committee's 16 members to hold a vote on the matter [which would require passage in 2 consecutive sessions and approval by ...
By: Kate Morton
TOP STORIES Evers’ plan to let Wisconsin voters repeal and create state laws meets GOP resistance… Evers [FY25-27 budget] is reviving a [2022] plan previously rejected by Republicans giving voters the [constitutional] power to enact laws without approval of the...
By: Kate Morton
TOP STORIES Wisconsin GOP pushing to make voter ID a constitutional requirement… public hearing Tuesday … Senate was expected to pass it
By: Kate Morton
TOP STORIES Wisconsin's alcohol-related deaths more than tripled since 1999… Midwest region had the largest spike, a 2.5-fold increase … In 1999, alcohol-induced deaths among Wisconsinites totaled 356. By 2020, that number had risen to 1,077. [CDC-defined as a range of short- and long-term conditions such as alcoholic liver diseases, mental and behavioral disorders, degeneration of nervous system,...
By: Kate Morton
GOP challengers start to line up as Gov. Evers considers 2026 run for 3rd term
By: Kate Morton
Wisconsin is one of 20 states and cities suing to block an executive order President Donald Trump signed Monday to end birthright citizenship for certain people born in the United States.
By: Kate Morton
MADISON, Wis. — In tonight's State of the State address, Governor Tony Evers celebrated the success of his administration – like a growing Wisconsin economy and healthy state government finances – and called for the legislature to join him in keeping the focus on what Wisconsinities need to thrive and build stronger communities.
By: Kate Morton
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel said anyone who engaged in violence, assaulted police and resisted arrest “should have been prosecuted” for their actions in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.
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