Contact: Anna Patterson (608) 266-5810 (MADISON) – State Senator Lena C. Taylor (D-Milwaukee) and Rep. David Crowley unveiled the “Community-Police Relations Improvement Act” in response to the growing lack of trust between law enforcement and communities of color. Tragic altercations between
Contact: Abby Parsons and Daniel Chinitz, 608-266-5810 (MILWAUKEE) – Senator Lena Taylor (D-Milwaukee) is honored to thank the nation’s largest nursery, Stark Bro’s Nurseries & Orchards, and Will Allen of Growing Power, for donating trees to the McGovern Park Orchard.
Contact: Mary Kay Grasmick (608) 274-1820 “Our initial review leads us to conclude that this bill falls far short of protecting our core issues of maintaining access to health care coverage, stabilizing the insurance market and safeguarding Wisconsin’s Medicaid program.
Contact: Paul Przybelski, City Clerk (715) 421-8200 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. – The Common Council of the City of Wisconsin Rapids unanimously approved a resolution in support of SB291 & AB387 and SB 292 & AB286 Tuesday evening at their regular
Contact: (608) 266-3784 MADISON – Today, Rep. Terese Berceau (D-Madison) offered the Democratic Weekly Radio Address on the Assembly bill that represses free speech on Wisconsin’s university campuses: “Your legislature should not be setting itself up as big government policing free
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said he and his constituents “need time to go through” the Senate GOP health care bill released Thursday before he decides how to vote on it. Johnson got national attention for releasing a statement with three other
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — The Wisconsin Hospital Association says the health care bill from Senate Republicans “falls far short” of the group’s priorities. WHA President and CEO Eric Borgerding said the bill
Contact: Anna Patterson (608) 266-5810 (MADISON) – State Senator Lena C. Taylor (D-Milwaukee) and Rep. David Crowley unveiled the “Community-Police Relations Improvement Act” in response to the growing lack of trust between law enforcement and communities of color. Tragic altercations between the police and the members of the community that go
Contact: Abby Parsons and Daniel Chinitz, 608-266-5810 (MILWAUKEE) – Senator Lena Taylor (D-Milwaukee) is honored to thank the nation’s largest nursery, Stark Bro’s Nurseries & Orchards, and Will Allen of Growing Power, for donating trees to the McGovern Park Orchard. This development will provide tremendous opportunities in urban agriculture in
Contact: Mary Kay Grasmick (608) 274-1820 “Our initial review leads us to conclude that this bill falls far short of protecting our core issues of maintaining access to health care coverage, stabilizing the insurance market and safeguarding Wisconsin’s Medicaid program. It is a complex bill and requires much more in-
Contact: Paul Przybelski, City Clerk (715) 421-8200 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. – The Common Council of the City of Wisconsin Rapids unanimously approved a resolution in support of SB291 & AB387 and SB 292 & AB286 Tuesday evening at their regular city council meeting. These bills reverse the Walgreens state Supreme
Contact: (608) 266-3784 MADISON – Today, Rep. Terese Berceau (D-Madison) offered the Democratic Weekly Radio Address on the Assembly bill that represses free speech on Wisconsin’s university campuses: “Your legislature should not be setting itself up as big government policing free expression on campus,” Rep. Berceau said. “This is bill is
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said he and his constituents “need time to go through” the Senate GOP health care bill released Thursday before he decides how to vote on it. Johnson got national attention for releasing a statement with three other conservatives saying they’re “not ready to vote for the bill.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — The Wisconsin Hospital Association says the health care bill from Senate Republicans “falls far short” of the group’s priorities. WHA President and CEO Eric Borgerding said the bill doesn’t ensure enough access to health care, doesn’t stabilize the