All Marines now allowed to use umbrellas
All Marines now have the right to bear umbrellas, for the first time in their more than 200-year history.
regulations
Groups sue over rollback of lightbulb regulations
A coalition including environmental groups has asked a federal court to consider invalidating the Trump administration's rollback of regulations on light bulb efficiency.
Smog check required for big trucks in California
In a move aimed at reducing air pollution, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed a law that for the first time will require most large trucks in California, including 18-wheel tractor trailers, to pass a regular smog check.
Administration flips switch on light bulb regulations
Federal regulators are lifting energy efficiency regulations for several common types of light bulbs, which critics believe is the administration's latest assault on efforts to combat climate change and energy use.
New report details reduced enforcement at EPA
There has been a drastic drop in the enforcement of environmental regulations by the Environmental Protection Agency under the Trump administration, an advocacy group will say in a report issued to Congress on Tuesday.
House clears path to roll back post-crisis banking rules
American banks angling to get relief from post-crisis rules may soon be breathing easier.
Top WH lawyer details Trump admin's 'larger plan' to shrink regulatory state
White House counsel Don McGahn offered his take Thursday on the Trump administration's efforts to slash regulations, from court appointments to repealing rules.
Small banks near big win on Dodd-Frank rollback
Thousands of the country's smallest banks and dozens of regional lenders may finally get the relief they've been aching for.
Trump literally cuts the red tape on regulations
President Donald Trump took time on Thursday to discuss the efforts his administration has taken to cut down on regulation. And he did so with the help of visual aids.
News 3 Investigates who's behind the wheel of Wisconsin limousines
A little more than a month after a tragic limousine crash near Chicago killed a Monona woman and seriously injured two others, federal investigators said the driver shouldn't have been driving and the company didn't have any insurance.
Veteran receives email listing hundreds of Social Security numbers
The Social Security numbers of Wisconsin veterans are being sent via email without encryption despite numerous federal laws and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs regulations requiring personally identifiable information be password-protected.
Cheese production suspended over FDA regulation concerns
Uplands Cheese will not make Rush Creek Reserve until new rules issued
A cheese with a cult following is a casualty of possible rule changes by the Food and Drug Administration.
Drone industry could launch economic growth
When professional photographer Michael Kienitz watches his drone lift off the ground carrying one of his cameras he sees a business future taking off as well.
Fort McCoy offers new online services for hunters
Fort McCoy offers new online services for hunters, anglers
Fort McCoy is offering a new online service for hunters and anglers hoping to access the site about 30 miles east of La Crosse.
Fort McCoy offers new online services for hunters
Fort McCoy offers new online services for hunters, anglers
Fort McCoy is offering a new online service for hunters and anglers hoping to access the site about 30 miles east of La Crosse.
Fort McCoy offers new online services for hunters
Fort McCoy offers new online services for hunters, anglers
Fort McCoy is offering a new online service for hunters and anglers hoping to access the site about 30 miles east of La Crosse.
Fort McCoy offers new online services for hunters
Fort McCoy is offering a new online service for hunters and anglers hoping to access the site about 30 miles east of La Crosse.
GOP efforts to expand hunting irk opponents
Wis. Republicans push hunting expansion; opponents say GOP ignoring conservationists' concerns
Wisconsin outdoorsmen spent most of the last decade chafing at the state Department of Natural Resources, accusing the agency of ruining hunting with overly strict regulations.
DNR to ask board for hearing on mining rules
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources plans to ask its board to authorize a hearing on rule changes reflecting the state's contentious new mining law.
Ordinance ups water height for Rock River no-wake rule
Board splits river into 3 sections based on activity levels
Soon, a new no-wake ordinance could up the measurement of high water before a slow-moving order would be enforced, which boaters like Bongiorno said would be good news.
Madison's fireworks regulations tight
Few firecrackers allowed within city limits
While fireworks may be the first thing to come to mind during the Fourth of July, Madison ordinance strictly prohibits certain kinds of pyrotechnics within its city limits.
Board to take up mining scope statement
Previously approved by Gov. Walker
A bill signed by Gov. Scott Walker relaxes mining requirements to help open an iron mine just south of Lake Superior.
DNR Online Chats Gaining Popularity
More people are going to the web to try and find out about environmental regulations, according to the Department of Natural Resources.
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