Gov. Scott Walker today appointed GOP state Sen. Sheila Harsdorf the first female DATCP secretary, calling the longtime lawmaker “an excellent fit to lead the agency.” Harsdorf, who won her Senate seat in 2000 and served in the Assembly from
Contact: Rep. Gordon Hintz, 608-266-2254 Hi, this is State Representative Gordon Hintz and this is the weekly Democratic radio address. $3 billion dollars is a lot of money. But that’s how much Governor Walker wants to give of your taxpayer
The Assembly signed off on a bill that would let Wisconsin farmers grow industrial hemp, sending it to the guv’s desk. The bill passed on a 92-0 vote last night, two days after the Senate unanimously voted to approve it.
The state would overhaul its licenses for barbers, cosmetologists and hair salons under legislation that cleared the Assembly and is now headed to the guv. Dems though worried the bills would lower state standards, hurt the industry and undercut patrons’
Gov. Scott Walker today appointed GOP state Sen. Sheila Harsdorf the first female DATCP secretary, calling the longtime lawmaker “an excellent fit to lead the agency.” Harsdorf, who won her Senate seat in 2000 and served in the Assembly from 1989-1999, fills the vacancy left when Ben Brancel retired in
Contact: Rep. Gordon Hintz, 608-266-2254 Hi, this is State Representative Gordon Hintz and this is the weekly Democratic radio address. $3 billion dollars is a lot of money. But that’s how much Governor Walker wants to give of your taxpayer money to a Taiwanese technology company, with the hopes that
The Assembly signed off on a bill that would let Wisconsin farmers grow industrial hemp, sending it to the guv’s desk. The bill passed on a 92-0 vote last night, two days after the Senate unanimously voted to approve it. Under the bill, the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer
The state would overhaul its licenses for barbers, cosmetologists and hair salons under legislation that cleared the Assembly and is now headed to the guv. Dems though worried the bills would lower state standards, hurt the industry and undercut patrons’ safety, with Rep. JoCasta Zamarripa, D-Milwaukee, saying the legislation was