Executive Order 299 directs the Juneteenth flag to be displayed on the East wing of the Wisconsin State Capitol Building.
Emergency rule establishes new bag and possession limits for round goby on Lake Winnebago system waters and detrimental species statewide.
Department of Public Instruction Final Rule CR 26-006 implements the 2025-26 biennial cleanup of administrative rules affecting small businesses across multiple code chapters.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources emergency rule adjusts bag and possession limits for round goby on Lake Winnebago system waters and other detrimental species.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources proposes revising chapter NR 105 to update numeric water quality criteria for toxic substances protecting human health and environmental standards.
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture emergency rule ATCP 22 regulates hemp production and sales for small agricultural businesses under state statute section 94.55(3w).
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Emergency Rule PI 48 revises application processing for the Parental Choice Program, affecting small businesses participating in school choice enrollment.
Department of Workforce Development Emergency Rule DWD 301 establishes occupational heat illness protections and safety standards for migrant agricultural workers.
Department of Workforce Development Emergency Rule DWD 80 establishes procedural standards for worker's compensation case hearings and adjudicatory functions.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources emergency rule adjusts bag and possession limits for round goby in Lake Winnebago system waters and detrimental species across state waters to manage invasive species populations.
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