The Milwaukee Police Department (MPD), Milwaukee Fire Department (MFD), and the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) will be preparing and serving Thanksgiving dinners over two days with assistance from Messmer High School students and staff from Wild Planet Hospitality Group. This event
Programs and Policies in Wisconsin Free and Open to the Public Wednesday, December 12 10:00am to 12:00pm State Capitol, Room 411-South CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS CAPITOL BRIEFING Suicide rates among Wisconsin youth continue to exceed the national rate,
Republican backers of a bill to provide tax incentives to Kimberly-Clark say the package is the last chance to save hundreds of union jobs and a diverse industry in northeastern Wisconsin. But Dems pushed back on the legislation, arguing the
Contact: Cameron Sholty, WILL Communications Director cameron@will-law.org 414-727-7416 262-409-9816 State shouldn’t pay to save jobs in tight labor market Milwaukee, WI – The Joint Finance Committee of the state legislature is meeting today to consider a Foxconn-like incentives package for paper
Contact: DWD Communications (608-266-2722) MENOMONEE FALLS – Department of Workforce Development (DWD) Deputy Secretary Chris Hagerup will be at Wacker Neuson’s Menomonee Falls campus to celebrate National Apprenticeship as part of a new apprenticeship standards signing. The media is invited to
Contact: Casey Slaughter Becker 608-267-8823 MADISON – Dane County Executive Joe Parisi will sign the 2019 Dane County Budget at an event Wednesday, November 14th at Noon at the City County Building in Madison. Parisi will be joined by Dane County Board Chair
Based on the Democrats’ statewide success in last Tuesday’s election, it’s safe to say that more voters came out to support Democratic candidates than their Republican counterparts. With that being the case, how did the Republicans increase their firm grip on the Legislature while losing five statewide contests?
Democrats in 2018 got 54% of vote yet only 36 Wisconsin Assembly seats, while Republicans got 45% of the vote and 63 seats.
After last week’s election, our liberal-progressive-socialist acquaintances are pouting. They finally unseated that Republican golem, Scott Walker, but still lost the state legislature to Republicans. Got to be cheating! What else would explain the imbalance except that ol’ devil Gerry Mander?
An emotional and closely divided election is a fitting end to Scott Walker’s contentious career as Wisconsin’s governor this past Tuesday night.
In a recent column, Washington Post “center right” columnist and blogger Jennifer Rubin bluntly accused Trump of being responsible for the Tree of Life synagogue killings.
Given Giampietro’s clear qualifications, he should be confirmed to fill the current vacancy and help expedite the important work of Wisconsin’s federal judges.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers STORY TOPICS – White house – 2018 governor campaign – Us senate campaigns – Congressional campaigns – State government – Federal government – Local government – Courts – Demographics – Economy – Education – Elections –
MEDIA CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Kimberly-Clark Paid $1 in Net State Income Tax Since 2013, Wants $100 Million Windfall to Close Plant, Cut Over 100 Jobs MADISON, Wis. — The Republican-controlled Joint Committee on Finance will
The state Senate failed to confirm just more than 150 of Gov. Scott Walker’s appointments before adjourning the regular season, including PSC Commissioner Rich Zipperer. That means Gov.-elect Tony Evers could rescind all of them his first day in office
The Milwaukee Police Department (MPD), Milwaukee Fire Department (MFD), and the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) will be preparing and serving Thanksgiving dinners over two days with assistance from Messmer High School students and staff from Wild Planet Hospitality Group. This event is possible due to the generous contributions of Wild Planet
Programs and Policies in Wisconsin Free and Open to the Public Wednesday, December 12 10:00am to 12:00pm State Capitol, Room 411-South CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS CAPITOL BRIEFING Suicide rates among Wisconsin youth continue to exceed the national rate, and recent data show that 1 in 6 Wisconsin high
Republican backers of a bill to provide tax incentives to Kimberly-Clark say the package is the last chance to save hundreds of union jobs and a diverse industry in northeastern Wisconsin. But Dems pushed back on the legislation, arguing the incentives are too large and that they haven’t been part
Contact: Cameron Sholty, WILL Communications Director cameron@will-law.org 414-727-7416 262-409-9816 State shouldn’t pay to save jobs in tight labor market Milwaukee, WI – The Joint Finance Committee of the state legislature is meeting today to consider a Foxconn-like incentives package for paper products manufacturer Kimberly-Clark. The aim of the bill is to
Contact: DWD Communications (608-266-2722) MENOMONEE FALLS – Department of Workforce Development (DWD) Deputy Secretary Chris Hagerup will be at Wacker Neuson’s Menomonee Falls campus to celebrate National Apprenticeship as part of a new apprenticeship standards signing. The media is invited to attend and interview representatives from Wacker Neuson, the Association of
Contact: Casey Slaughter Becker 608-267-8823 MADISON – Dane County Executive Joe Parisi will sign the 2019 Dane County Budget at an event Wednesday, November 14th at Noon at the City County Building in Madison. Parisi will be joined by Dane County Board Chair Sharon Corrigan and Dane County Supervisors, who approved the $630.1
Based on the Democrats’ statewide success in last Tuesday’s election, it’s safe to say that more voters came out to support Democratic candidates than their Republican counterparts. With that being the case, how did the Republicans increase their firm grip on the Legislature while losing five statewide contests?
Democrats in 2018 got 54% of vote yet only 36 Wisconsin Assembly seats, while Republicans got 45% of the vote and 63 seats.
After last week’s election, our liberal-progressive-socialist acquaintances are pouting. They finally unseated that Republican golem, Scott Walker, but still lost the state legislature to Republicans. Got to be cheating! What else would explain the imbalance except that ol’ devil Gerry Mander?
An emotional and closely divided election is a fitting end to Scott Walker’s contentious career as Wisconsin’s governor this past Tuesday night.
In a recent column, Washington Post “center right” columnist and blogger Jennifer Rubin bluntly accused Trump of being responsible for the Tree of Life synagogue killings.
Given Giampietro’s clear qualifications, he should be confirmed to fill the current vacancy and help expedite the important work of Wisconsin’s federal judges.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers STORY TOPICS – White house – 2018 governor campaign – Us senate campaigns – Congressional campaigns – State government – Federal government – Local government – Courts – Demographics – Economy – Education – Elections – Environment – Foxconn – Health care – Law and order
MEDIA CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Kimberly-Clark Paid $1 in Net State Income Tax Since 2013, Wants $100 Million Windfall to Close Plant, Cut Over 100 Jobs MADISON, Wis. — The Republican-controlled Joint Committee on Finance will convene today to consider legislation to potentially give over $100
The state Senate failed to confirm just more than 150 of Gov. Scott Walker’s appointments before adjourning the regular season, including PSC Commissioner Rich Zipperer. That means Gov.-elect Tony Evers could rescind all of them his first day in office unless senators act before year’s end. Even if the Senate