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Contact: Jon Peacock (608)-284-0580 x 307 jpeacock@wccf.org Medicaid provides health care for nearly 1.2 million Wisconsinites in all parts of the state, but a new study shows that it is especially important for children in northern counties. The new analysis
Contact(s): David Kolovson Rep. Pocan 202-225-2906 Washington, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI), Co-Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC), released the following statement after former FBI Director James Comey testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on President Trump and the
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Contact(s): David Hunt, WisDOT Division of Transportation System Development (608) 261-6121, david.hunt@dot.wi.gov Barry Paye, WisDOT Bureau of Technical Services (608) 630-2849, barry.paye@dot.wi.gov A heatwave forecast through much of the state starting this weekend could create conditions for pavement buckling. Motorists are
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Our plan for the 2017-19 State Budget focuses on equitable funding for schools, increasing sustainability by limiting local referenda buy-downs, and helping to ensure all Wisconsin students have great educational opportunities regardless of where they live.
There is a gut feeling across this nation that laws have been broken, excesses of power taken, and deeds attempted, or in fact done, not for the sake of the country but for the benefit of one person. That being Donald Trump.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on fired FBI Director James Comey’s highly anticipated congressional testimony.
Who will be the more liberal candidate?
UW students can’t launch their Uber-like haircut business in Wisconsin without action from the Legislature.
Bruce Thompson responds to a Federalist column countering his assertion governors have little impact on the economy.
The decisions that a governor makes can have an impact on the state over the long run, but in the short run — notably those monthly unemployment statistics — it’s hard to give credit or assign blame.
It’s good to see the governor willing to talk about tolling as another option. We just hope he’s willing to go a little farther down that road toward a long-term sustainable solution for the state’s transportation needs.
While Wisconsin’s natural heritage was preserved and restored by generations of hunters and fishers who were predominantly white men, it might only survive into the future if a more diverse group of users joins them in the field and for different reasons.
Contact: Steven Theisen (608) 884-1230, steven.theisen@dot.wi.gov Temporary widening work is anticipated to begin next week on the southbound side of Interstate 39/90, between Madison and Edgerton, in Dane County. The project work limits are from County AB south to East
Contact: Doug Mell (715) 232-1198 melld@uwstout.edu Nine faculty and staff members have been recognized at University of Wisconsin-Stout and will be honored in the fall. The annual Chancellor’s Academic Staff Award for Excellence for 2017-18 was awarded to: Jerry Poling,
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Contact: Jon Peacock (608)-284-0580 x 307 jpeacock@wccf.org Medicaid provides health care for nearly 1.2 million Wisconsinites in all parts of the state, but a new study shows that it is especially important for children in northern counties. The new analysis by the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families found
Contact(s): David Kolovson Rep. Pocan 202-225-2906 Washington, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI), Co-Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC), released the following statement after former FBI Director James Comey testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on President Trump and the Russia investigation: “Based on what Comey said during his testimony
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Contact(s): David Hunt, WisDOT Division of Transportation System Development (608) 261-6121, david.hunt@dot.wi.gov Barry Paye, WisDOT Bureau of Technical Services (608) 630-2849, barry.paye@dot.wi.gov A heatwave forecast through much of the state starting this weekend could create conditions for pavement buckling. Motorists are asked to take extra caution. Pavement buckles are most common
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Our plan for the 2017-19 State Budget focuses on equitable funding for schools, increasing sustainability by limiting local referenda buy-downs, and helping to ensure all Wisconsin students have great educational opportunities regardless of where they live.
There is a gut feeling across this nation that laws have been broken, excesses of power taken, and deeds attempted, or in fact done, not for the sake of the country but for the benefit of one person. That being Donald Trump.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on fired FBI Director James Comey’s highly anticipated congressional testimony.
Who will be the more liberal candidate?
UW students can’t launch their Uber-like haircut business in Wisconsin without action from the Legislature.
Bruce Thompson responds to a Federalist column countering his assertion governors have little impact on the economy.
The decisions that a governor makes can have an impact on the state over the long run, but in the short run — notably those monthly unemployment statistics — it’s hard to give credit or assign blame.
It’s good to see the governor willing to talk about tolling as another option. We just hope he’s willing to go a little farther down that road toward a long-term sustainable solution for the state’s transportation needs.
While Wisconsin’s natural heritage was preserved and restored by generations of hunters and fishers who were predominantly white men, it might only survive into the future if a more diverse group of users joins them in the field and for different reasons.
Contact: Steven Theisen (608) 884-1230, steven.theisen@dot.wi.gov Temporary widening work is anticipated to begin next week on the southbound side of Interstate 39/90, between Madison and Edgerton, in Dane County. The project work limits are from County AB south to East Church Road (mile marker 154). In conjunction with the temporary
Contact: Doug Mell (715) 232-1198 melld@uwstout.edu Nine faculty and staff members have been recognized at University of Wisconsin-Stout and will be honored in the fall. The annual Chancellor’s Academic Staff Award for Excellence for 2017-18 was awarded to: Jerry Poling, University Communications, assistant director Erin Sullivan, Athletics, associate director The