The Wisconsin Apartment Association (WAA) has created a diverse, bi-partisan, statewide COVID-19 Task Force (Task Force) to be a resource for and provide information, non-legal advice, and support to residents in rental housing impacted by the virus and the statewide
La Crosse, WI—Ahead of the April elections, Ron Kind announced his support for former Vice President Joe Biden in the Democratic Presidential Primary. This morning, Ron Kind released the following statement: “I’ve known Joe Biden for a long time, and
Today, Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind released the following statement endorsing Joe Biden for President of the United States: “I’ve known Joe Biden for a long time, and I know that there is no one with greater passion and integrity for serving others than
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin helped introduce a legislative fix that would make dependents 17 and older count toward what a family gets in direct payments from the bipartisan coronavirus relief package signed into law last week. Under the Coronavirus
The COVID-19 outbreak is sending a shockwave throughout the U.S economy that is hitting dairy farmers especially hard, with some processors reaching maximum capacity and asking farmers to dump their milk. With the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Class III futures for
MADISON – Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) – the combined state chamber, manufacturers’ association and safety council – released its COVID-19 Employer Toolkit on Thursday to further help employers navigate the difficult circumstances that the COVID-19 pandemic has created. This toolkit will help businesses
Just when one concludes Donald Trump has led the country to the deepest circle of hell, he somehow takes it lower. History will remember him as our first mob boss president.
Judges in Wisconsin have recently made some important decisions about the April 7th election in response to the coronavirus crisis. These starkly different decisions illustrate two very different beliefs about the role of the judicial branch.
In wake of COVID-19, telehealth regulations have been loosened; those changes should remain even after crisis is over.
Bernie Sanders and Wisconsin Democrats want to delay the state’s April 7 primary to keep voters safe, But, so far, the election’s still on.
Humphrey shares a letter from an elections official suggesting elected officials come work the polls.
While Marsy’s Law has good intentions, it was not drafted with the existing protections for victims under the Wisconsin Constitution in mind. So it is likely to burden our state with unclear, unfunded mandates while presenting grave risks to the constitutional protections for citizens of Wisconsin accused of crimes.
I stay home to help halt the COVID-19 pandemic. It is as if we all have gone back in time to a more sedentary life. There is only occasional traffic down my rural road – a single car, the milk truck bound for the dairy farm a mile west, the UPS truck making deliveries. There is little else and it is so quiet. It brings back other times when life paused.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants From WisPolitics.com … — As the state and national Republican parties moved to appeal a federal judge’s ruling pushing back the deadline for absentee ballots to be received and counted,
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov or 608-219-7443 MADISON —Gov. Tony Evers issued the following statement regarding U.S. District Judge William Conley’s decision to ease requirements for absentee voting in the upcoming April 7 election. The order extends the deadline to request an absentee ballot to tomorrow, April
Contact: Ryan Huebsch (608) 385-6023 Email: DanKapanke@gmail.com Candidate for the 32nd senate seat, Dan Kapanke released the following statement on the announcement of State Senator Jennifer Shilling not seeking re-election in the fall. “I want to send my heartfelt congratulations
The Wisconsin Apartment Association (WAA) has created a diverse, bi-partisan, statewide COVID-19 Task Force (Task Force) to be a resource for and provide information, non-legal advice, and support to residents in rental housing impacted by the virus and the statewide shut-down. The WAA Task Force’s mission includes acting as a
La Crosse, WI—Ahead of the April elections, Ron Kind announced his support for former Vice President Joe Biden in the Democratic Presidential Primary. This morning, Ron Kind released the following statement: “I’ve known Joe Biden for a long time, and I know that there is no one with greater passion
Today, Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind released the following statement endorsing Joe Biden for President of the United States: “I’ve known Joe Biden for a long time, and I know that there is no one with greater passion and integrity for serving others than Joe. Many people know Joe Biden, but more importantly, Joe
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin helped introduce a legislative fix that would make dependents 17 and older count toward what a family gets in direct payments from the bipartisan coronavirus relief package signed into law last week. Under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, an economic stimulus
The COVID-19 outbreak is sending a shockwave throughout the U.S economy that is hitting dairy farmers especially hard, with some processors reaching maximum capacity and asking farmers to dump their milk. With the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Class III futures for May projected to drop below $13.00 per hundredweight — below
MADISON – Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) – the combined state chamber, manufacturers’ association and safety council – released its COVID-19 Employer Toolkit on Thursday to further help employers navigate the difficult circumstances that the COVID-19 pandemic has created. This toolkit will help businesses by providing the latest and most relevant information, helpful resources
Just when one concludes Donald Trump has led the country to the deepest circle of hell, he somehow takes it lower. History will remember him as our first mob boss president.
Judges in Wisconsin have recently made some important decisions about the April 7th election in response to the coronavirus crisis. These starkly different decisions illustrate two very different beliefs about the role of the judicial branch.
In wake of COVID-19, telehealth regulations have been loosened; those changes should remain even after crisis is over.
Bernie Sanders and Wisconsin Democrats want to delay the state’s April 7 primary to keep voters safe, But, so far, the election’s still on.
Humphrey shares a letter from an elections official suggesting elected officials come work the polls.
While Marsy’s Law has good intentions, it was not drafted with the existing protections for victims under the Wisconsin Constitution in mind. So it is likely to burden our state with unclear, unfunded mandates while presenting grave risks to the constitutional protections for citizens of Wisconsin accused of crimes.
I stay home to help halt the COVID-19 pandemic. It is as if we all have gone back in time to a more sedentary life. There is only occasional traffic down my rural road – a single car, the milk truck bound for the dairy farm a mile west, the UPS truck making deliveries. There is little else and it is so quiet. It brings back other times when life paused.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants From WisPolitics.com … — As the state and national Republican parties moved to appeal a federal judge’s ruling pushing back the deadline for absentee ballots to be received and counted, the state Elections Commission deadlocked in a late-night meeting on
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov or 608-219-7443 MADISON —Gov. Tony Evers issued the following statement regarding U.S. District Judge William Conley’s decision to ease requirements for absentee voting in the upcoming April 7 election. The order extends the deadline to request an absentee ballot to tomorrow, April 3, allows ballots to be counted that are received after
Contact: Ryan Huebsch (608) 385-6023 Email: DanKapanke@gmail.com Candidate for the 32nd senate seat, Dan Kapanke released the following statement on the announcement of State Senator Jennifer Shilling not seeking re-election in the fall. “I want to send my heartfelt congratulations and respect to Senator Jennifer Shilling upon her announced retirement