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MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has signed a bill that spends half-a-billion in taxpayer dollars to help the Milwaukee Brewers cover stadium repairs over the next three decades. The governor signed the bill Tuesday at American Family Field. The team says the 22-year-old baseball stadium's glass outfield doors, retractable seats and concourses all need work. The bill Evers signed calls for the Brewers to contribute $110 million and extend their lease at the stadium through 2050, keeping Major League Baseball in its smallest market for another 27 years.
