Contact: TJ Helmstetter, tjh@wisdems.org WALKER OWES WISCONSIN’S FAMILIES A LOT MORE THAN A HUNDRED BUCKS. Today, Scott Walker is holding multiple events to promote his $100 child tax election year gimmick rebate on the final day for families to apply.
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 Continuing efforts to help keep students safe [Madison, WI] — Last week Attorney General Brad Schimel announced the latest round of school safety grant funding. Following the previous announcement of grant awards throughout Wisconsin, Schimel
Contact: Rep. Joan Ballweg (888) 534-0041 Madison…Representative Joan Ballweg (R-Markesan) is proud to share that the Joint Committee on Finance (JFC) met in early June to consider the use of additional federal funds the state recently received. From these funds,
Contact: Austin Altenburg media@scottwalker.com Company purchasing downtown building and expecting to create at least 200 high-tech jobs [Madison, Wis.] – Following the historic Foxconn groundbreaking – the largest economic development project in Wisconsin’s history – the company announced Friday that they are
Contact: Jerome Dillard (608) 320-0188 Protest planned for: Tuesday, July 3rd at 11:30am WI Dept. of Correction 3099 E. Washington Ave. Madison, WI Members of many faith a civic communities, led by EXPO (EX-incarcerated People Organizing), MOSES, WISDOM, the ACLU
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers STORY TOPICS – White house – 2018 governor campaign – State government – Federal government – Agribusiness – Courts – Culture – Demographics – Education – Elections – Energy – Foxconn – Health care – Manufacturing
Media Relations 715-346-2490 ucm@uwsp.edu One of Wisconsin’s largest and most active fishing conservation organizations has made a major gift to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Foundation to establish an endowment for fisheries research. Walleyes for Tomorrow, Inc., of Fond du
MADISON – Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce President & CEO Kurt Bauer appeared on multiple cable news programs last week to promote Wisconsin’s improved business climate under Gov. Scott Walker and discuss Foxconn’s official groundbreaking. Appearing on Varney & Co. on
Media Contact: Andrew Iverson, Communication Director JANESVILLE, Wis. – First Congressional District candidate Bryan Steil released the following statement regarding Brad Boivin’s announcement that he is endorsing Bryan Steil for Congress: Bryan Steil: “Brad Boivin is a champion on addressing
CONTACT: Rebecca Newton, 301-402-1366, <e-mail:rebecca.newton@nih.gov>, Joe Balintfy, <e-mail:joe.balintfy@nih.gov> The Neighborhood Atlas is now available to all for health research, improvement The Neighborhood Atlas <http://www.neighborhoodatlas.medicine.wisc.edu/>, a new tool to help researchers visualize socioeconomic data at the community level is now available.
Email:Team@ElectNehlen.com Delavan, WI — Republican U.S. House candidate Paul Nehlen is the first candidate or elected official willing to stand up and propose a legislative solution to the problem of dual-citizens in elected or appointed offices. “We need a federal
Harley-Davidson announced plans to shift some production overseas in response to retaliatory tariffs from the European Union after the Trump administration imposed tariffs on foreign products such as aluminum and steel.
AG Brad Schimel is again defending his decision not to sign onto a lawsuit targeting drug manufacturers, saying the state’s participation in a probe of the pharmaceutical industry would produce faster results. The former Waukesha County DA, who’s previously said
Dane County Exec. Joe Parisi is right. The state and federal governments have got to stop using climate change as some kind of political punching bag, admit it’s for real and start addressing ways to combat it.
Rather than falling behind, over the last decade the initially poorer, rural counties in the state have seen greater improvements in living standards than richer, urban ones.
No, Trump and Walker are not making our nation great again.
The new law legalizing hemp keeps confidential all contact information for hemp growers and processors in the state. This makes it difficult for farmers to find buyers for their crops in Wisconsin.
If enacted, the STATES Act could provide a valuable framework for policy-making in a fractured and diverse country.
Contact: TJ Helmstetter, tjh@wisdems.org WALKER OWES WISCONSIN’S FAMILIES A LOT MORE THAN A HUNDRED BUCKS. Today, Scott Walker is holding multiple events to promote his $100 child tax election year gimmick rebate on the final day for families to apply. DPW’s response: “Scott Walker owes families a lot more than
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 Continuing efforts to help keep students safe [Madison, WI] — Last week Attorney General Brad Schimel announced the latest round of school safety grant funding. Following the previous announcement of grant awards throughout Wisconsin, Schimel is standing up for Wisconsin families and helping keep their
Contact: Rep. Joan Ballweg (888) 534-0041 Madison…Representative Joan Ballweg (R-Markesan) is proud to share that the Joint Committee on Finance (JFC) met in early June to consider the use of additional federal funds the state recently received. From these funds, JFC approved $38.6 million to fully fund the Local Bridge
Contact: Austin Altenburg media@scottwalker.com Company purchasing downtown building and expecting to create at least 200 high-tech jobs [Madison, Wis.] – Following the historic Foxconn groundbreaking – the largest economic development project in Wisconsin’s history – the company announced Friday that they are expanding into Green Bay by purchasing a six-story building and
Contact: Jerome Dillard (608) 320-0188 Protest planned for: Tuesday, July 3rd at 11:30am WI Dept. of Correction 3099 E. Washington Ave. Madison, WI Members of many faith a civic communities, led by EXPO (EX-incarcerated People Organizing), MOSES, WISDOM, the ACLU and the Gamaliel Network, will gather on Tuesday to call
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers STORY TOPICS – White house – 2018 governor campaign – State government – Federal government – Agribusiness – Courts – Culture – Demographics – Education – Elections – Energy – Foxconn – Health care – Manufacturing – Public health and safety – Editorials – Columns TOP
Media Relations 715-346-2490 ucm@uwsp.edu One of Wisconsin’s largest and most active fishing conservation organizations has made a major gift to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Foundation to establish an endowment for fisheries research. Walleyes for Tomorrow, Inc., of Fond du Lac, Wis., created the fund with a gift of $200,000
MADISON – Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce President & CEO Kurt Bauer appeared on multiple cable news programs last week to promote Wisconsin’s improved business climate under Gov. Scott Walker and discuss Foxconn’s official groundbreaking. Appearing on Varney & Co. on FOX Business last Wednesday, Bauer said of Wisconsin’s investment in
Media Contact: Andrew Iverson, Communication Director JANESVILLE, Wis. – First Congressional District candidate Bryan Steil released the following statement regarding Brad Boivin’s announcement that he is endorsing Bryan Steil for Congress: Bryan Steil: “Brad Boivin is a champion on addressing the opioid addiction epidemic. Dr. Boivin worked with state lawmakers
CONTACT: Rebecca Newton, 301-402-1366, <e-mail:rebecca.newton@nih.gov>, Joe Balintfy, <e-mail:joe.balintfy@nih.gov> The Neighborhood Atlas is now available to all for health research, improvement The Neighborhood Atlas <http://www.neighborhoodatlas.medicine.wisc.edu/>, a new tool to help researchers visualize socioeconomic data at the community level is now available. This online platform allows for easily ranking and mapping neighborhoods
Email:Team@ElectNehlen.com Delavan, WI — Republican U.S. House candidate Paul Nehlen is the first candidate or elected official willing to stand up and propose a legislative solution to the problem of dual-citizens in elected or appointed offices. “We need a federal law prohibiting dual-citizens from holding elected or appointed offices, or
Harley-Davidson announced plans to shift some production overseas in response to retaliatory tariffs from the European Union after the Trump administration imposed tariffs on foreign products such as aluminum and steel.
AG Brad Schimel is again defending his decision not to sign onto a lawsuit targeting drug manufacturers, saying the state’s participation in a probe of the pharmaceutical industry would produce faster results. The former Waukesha County DA, who’s previously said he’s made combating the opioid epidemic his No. 1 priority
Dane County Exec. Joe Parisi is right. The state and federal governments have got to stop using climate change as some kind of political punching bag, admit it’s for real and start addressing ways to combat it.
Rather than falling behind, over the last decade the initially poorer, rural counties in the state have seen greater improvements in living standards than richer, urban ones.
No, Trump and Walker are not making our nation great again.
The new law legalizing hemp keeps confidential all contact information for hemp growers and processors in the state. This makes it difficult for farmers to find buyers for their crops in Wisconsin.
If enacted, the STATES Act could provide a valuable framework for policy-making in a fractured and diverse country.