The state Elections Commission says it’s holding off on responding to President Trump’s panel looking at election integrity until a ruling from a federal judge on the issue. The agency has been working on a formal response to the Presidential
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — A federal judge today ordered new restrictions on the use of solitary confinement and chemicals such as pepper spray at Wisconsin’s youth prisons, with some of the changes taking effect in just
Contact: DWD Communications, 608-266-2722 DWD has received the following Wisconsin Business Closing and Mass Layoff (WARN) notices: Sears Auto Center Unit and Sears Full Line Store – As was previously announced, Sears Auto Center Unit and Sears Full Line Store
Contact: Brian Dorrington Senior Director of University Communication (414) 288-4719 – office (414) 333-8995 – mobile brian.dorrington@marquette.edu Dr. Jeanne Hossenlopp to discuss the state of American science at National Press Club MILWAUKEE – Marquette University’s Vice President for Research and
Contact: Tom Evenson, (608) 266-2839 MADISON – Governor Scott Walker announced $2.4 million in grants today to protect and improve the Great Lakes resources in Wisconsin’s coastal communities. Administered by the Wisconsin Department of Administration’s Wisconsin Coastal Management Program, the
20170710 Draft NR151 Rules Available
SDC 2017 Summit on Poverty Announced
SDC 2017 Summit on Poverty Announced
Nygren’s 28-year-old daughter, Cassie, has been dealing with drug addiction for years, including time in prison.
As with many seemingly intractable problems, Ryan needs to step back, rethink and come at the economic chaos in health care in a whole new light.
The two GOP governors have different views on federal health care reform efforts.
With more than 30,000 people admitted to hospitals annually for firearm injuries, and a huge segment of them receiving Medicaid, there seems to be a vacuum of dialogue and common sense when it comes to our national reform efforts presently underway in Congress.
These growing industries have tremendous potential to create jobs, attract tourism and grow our state’s economy. There’s just one thing holding them back: outdated, prohibition-era regulations.
As a person of color studying at the overwhelmingly white University of Wisconsin-Madison, I believe policymakers also ought to hear my story and consider my experience, and the stories and experience of other students of color, before telling us whose voices are and aren’t being heard.
Critics skate by the Legislative Audit Bureau’s conclusion that DOT “generally had effective oversight” of the bidding and contract award process and “took steps to control construction costs, but it could take additional steps.”
The state Elections Commission says it’s holding off on responding to President Trump’s panel looking at election integrity until a ruling from a federal judge on the issue. The agency has been working on a formal response to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, which has asked states for
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — A federal judge today ordered new restrictions on the use of solitary confinement and chemicals such as pepper spray at Wisconsin’s youth prisons, with some of the changes taking effect in just 11 days. Today’s order follows a proposed injunction filed Friday
Contact: DWD Communications, 608-266-2722 DWD has received the following Wisconsin Business Closing and Mass Layoff (WARN) notices: Sears Auto Center Unit and Sears Full Line Store – As was previously announced, Sears Auto Center Unit and Sears Full Line Store will be permanently ceasing operations at their 5200 South 76th
Contact: Brian Dorrington Senior Director of University Communication (414) 288-4719 – office (414) 333-8995 – mobile brian.dorrington@marquette.edu Dr. Jeanne Hossenlopp to discuss the state of American science at National Press Club MILWAUKEE – Marquette University’s Vice President for Research and Innovation, Dr. Jeanne Hossenlopp, will provide perspectives from Marquette and
Contact: Tom Evenson, (608) 266-2839 MADISON – Governor Scott Walker announced $2.4 million in grants today to protect and improve the Great Lakes resources in Wisconsin’s coastal communities. Administered by the Wisconsin Department of Administration’s Wisconsin Coastal Management Program, the 34 grants will be used by local and state governments,
20170710 Draft NR151 Rules Available
SDC 2017 Summit on Poverty Announced
SDC 2017 Summit on Poverty Announced
Nygren’s 28-year-old daughter, Cassie, has been dealing with drug addiction for years, including time in prison.
As with many seemingly intractable problems, Ryan needs to step back, rethink and come at the economic chaos in health care in a whole new light.
The two GOP governors have different views on federal health care reform efforts.
With more than 30,000 people admitted to hospitals annually for firearm injuries, and a huge segment of them receiving Medicaid, there seems to be a vacuum of dialogue and common sense when it comes to our national reform efforts presently underway in Congress.
These growing industries have tremendous potential to create jobs, attract tourism and grow our state’s economy. There’s just one thing holding them back: outdated, prohibition-era regulations.
As a person of color studying at the overwhelmingly white University of Wisconsin-Madison, I believe policymakers also ought to hear my story and consider my experience, and the stories and experience of other students of color, before telling us whose voices are and aren’t being heard.
Critics skate by the Legislative Audit Bureau’s conclusion that DOT “generally had effective oversight” of the bidding and contract award process and “took steps to control construction costs, but it could take additional steps.”