(The Center Square) – There is a plan at the Wisconsin Capitol to have the state pick up where Wisconsin Eye left off.

Wisconsin Eye, which has essentially been the C-SPAN of Wisconsin, ended its video service this week because of a lack of donations. That means the public will no longer have the same access to legislative floor session broadcasts, or to the daily committee hearings and news conferences that WisEye broadcasted.

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