MADISON – Senator Jeff Smith, a member of the Senate Committee on Government Operations, Technology and Consumer Protections, along with bill co-sponsors, sent a letter to Committee Chair Senator Duey Stroebel, requesting a public hearing on Senate Bill 288. Senate
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MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) has hired Jayne Krull as the director of the Agriculture and Farm Center, a bureau of DATCP’s Division of Agricultural Development. As director of the Ag and Farm Center,
Representative Scott Allen (R-Waukesha) along with Senator Jerry Petrowski (R-Marathon) introduced legislation enabling students enrolled in virtual charter schools to participate in extracurricular activities, including interscholastic athletics, in their resident school districts. Virtual charter schools are public schools where students
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“High training standards for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) were protected yesterday when the Republican-led attempt failed to override Governor Evers’ veto of Assembly Bill 76, a reckless and dangerous bill to slash training hours for CNAs,” said Stephanie Bloomingdale, President of
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin, a member of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, helped introduce the bipartisan Industries of the Future Act of 2020. The legislation, introduced with Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Roger Wicker (R-MS) and Senators Cory Gardner
MADISON – Wisconsin’s Legislature could soon vote to oppose the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. State Sen. Tom Tiffany, R-Minocqua, introduced a resolution on Tuesday afternoon, urging members of the Legislature to “oppose the passing and holding” of
Wisconsin Department of Transportation Secretary-designee Craig Thompson announces today that $20 million in Volkswagen Diesel Emissions Environmental Mitigation Trust funds are now available for the replacement of eligible public transit buses. “Funding the capital needs of the state’s transit systems
MADISON – The Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executives – the state’s professional association of full and part-time executives and staff members of local chambers of commerce – announced Suzanne Kelley from the Waukesha County Business Alliance as the new Chairman of
NEWVILLE, Wis – State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski and Rep. Don Vruwink (D-Milton) held a forum in Edgerton Wednesday for community members and local business owners to express their concerns about the impact that looming student loan debt is having on Wisconsin. The Milton Area Chamber
The sky has been falling on the Separation of Powers doctrine ever since the three Democrat-appointed members of the Wisconsin Election Commission voted to willfully defy both the state’s legislative and judicial branches by refusing to comply with a court order to remove 209,000 names from the voter rolls.
Rick Esenberg and the rest of his staff at WILL have long been in cahoots with Wisconsin Republicans to suppress the vote, whether it be voter ID, fewer days and hours for absentee voting or now, purging voting lists because people have either moved or didn’t take the time to return a postcard to confirm their address.
Wisconsin Republicans probably won’t be able to silence the voices of over 200,000 people in the spring elections.
Weld and Walsh barred from Republican presidential primary in state’s Spring election. Why?
The Democrat presidential candidate pegs her plan’s price tag at north of $20 trillion over a decade, or about $2 trillion per year. That’s a half truth at best, and much of the media is complicit in the spin.
The public information officer for Madison Water Utility seeks to set the record straight on her agency’s response to the threat of PFAS.
Enduring data privacy relies in part on consumers thinking through their own online habits, as well as companies adopting a culture of respect for the identifiable data they collect. It also makes sense to have national rules that encourage continued innovation while protecting people in whatever state they call home.
MADISON – Senator Jeff Smith, a member of the Senate Committee on Government Operations, Technology and Consumer Protections, along with bill co-sponsors, sent a letter to Committee Chair Senator Duey Stroebel, requesting a public hearing on Senate Bill 288. Senate Bill 288 would create a fair process for non-partisan redistricting reform by
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MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) has hired Jayne Krull as the director of the Agriculture and Farm Center, a bureau of DATCP’s Division of Agricultural Development. As director of the Ag and Farm Center, Krull will lead a staff of agricultural program specialists who
Representative Scott Allen (R-Waukesha) along with Senator Jerry Petrowski (R-Marathon) introduced legislation enabling students enrolled in virtual charter schools to participate in extracurricular activities, including interscholastic athletics, in their resident school districts. Virtual charter schools are public schools where students to participate remotely via the internet. As public charter schools,
200116 Dept. of Revenue
“High training standards for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) were protected yesterday when the Republican-led attempt failed to override Governor Evers’ veto of Assembly Bill 76, a reckless and dangerous bill to slash training hours for CNAs,” said Stephanie Bloomingdale, President of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO. “In a party line vote of 63-36,
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin, a member of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, helped introduce the bipartisan Industries of the Future Act of 2020. The legislation, introduced with Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Roger Wicker (R-MS) and Senators Cory Gardner (R-CO) and Gary Peters (D-MI), would advance U.S. global leadership
MADISON – Wisconsin’s Legislature could soon vote to oppose the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. State Sen. Tom Tiffany, R-Minocqua, introduced a resolution on Tuesday afternoon, urging members of the Legislature to “oppose the passing and holding” of the articles against Trump, according to a news release. Tiffany,
Wisconsin Department of Transportation Secretary-designee Craig Thompson announces today that $20 million in Volkswagen Diesel Emissions Environmental Mitigation Trust funds are now available for the replacement of eligible public transit buses. “Funding the capital needs of the state’s transit systems is an ongoing challenge,” said Secretary-designee Thompson. “These grants will
MADISON – The Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executives – the state’s professional association of full and part-time executives and staff members of local chambers of commerce – announced Suzanne Kelley from the Waukesha County Business Alliance as the new Chairman of the Board of Advisors. “Chambers of Wisconsin from across the
NEWVILLE, Wis – State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski and Rep. Don Vruwink (D-Milton) held a forum in Edgerton Wednesday for community members and local business owners to express their concerns about the impact that looming student loan debt is having on Wisconsin. The Milton Area Chamber of Commerce and Forward Janesville hosted the event at Culver’s
The sky has been falling on the Separation of Powers doctrine ever since the three Democrat-appointed members of the Wisconsin Election Commission voted to willfully defy both the state’s legislative and judicial branches by refusing to comply with a court order to remove 209,000 names from the voter rolls.
Rick Esenberg and the rest of his staff at WILL have long been in cahoots with Wisconsin Republicans to suppress the vote, whether it be voter ID, fewer days and hours for absentee voting or now, purging voting lists because people have either moved or didn’t take the time to return a postcard to confirm their address.
Wisconsin Republicans probably won’t be able to silence the voices of over 200,000 people in the spring elections.
Weld and Walsh barred from Republican presidential primary in state’s Spring election. Why?
The Democrat presidential candidate pegs her plan’s price tag at north of $20 trillion over a decade, or about $2 trillion per year. That’s a half truth at best, and much of the media is complicit in the spin.
The public information officer for Madison Water Utility seeks to set the record straight on her agency’s response to the threat of PFAS.
Enduring data privacy relies in part on consumers thinking through their own online habits, as well as companies adopting a culture of respect for the identifiable data they collect. It also makes sense to have national rules that encourage continued innovation while protecting people in whatever state they call home.