Coverage dated October 15, 2023

Wisconsin child care subsidy program; Evers finds $170M in federal money

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Launched in 2020, the Child Cares Counts program provides child care providers across the country with money to help retain staffs as well as cover curriculum, utility and rent costs.

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Fox News
Wisconsin Gov. Evers finds $170M in federal funds to continue COVID-era childcare subsidies (opens Fox News)
Published Oct 15, 2023
Fox News's feed description
Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers will reportedly use recently-discovered federal funds to keep a pandemic-era childcare subsidy program running.
Madison
Gov. Tony Evers authorizes $170 million child care subsidy after Republicans reject earlier proposals (opens Madison)
Published Oct 15, 2023
Madison's feed description
The federal funds Evers put into the program Monday represents about half the amount he asked the Legislature to spend to continue the pandemic-era Child Care Counts.
FOX 6 Milwaukee
Wisconsin child care subsidy program; Evers finds $170M in federal money (opens FOX 6 Milwaukee)
Published Oct 15, 2023
FOX 6 Milwaukee's feed description
Launched in 2020, the Child Cares Counts program provides child care providers across the country with money to help retain staffs as well as cover curriculum, utility and rent costs.
CBS News
Evers finds $170M in federal dollars to keep pandemic-era child care subsidy program afloat (opens CBS News)
Published Oct 15, 2023
CBS News's feed description
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has found $170 million in federal aid to keep a pandemic-era child care subsidy program afloat for another year and a half.

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