Madison – On Thursday, the 2020 Wisconsin State Fair was canceled. State Senator Alberta Darling released the following statement: “The Wisconsin State Fair is one of the greatest summer traditions in the entire Midwest. While the cancellation is disappointing, I
MADISON – Eric Wilcots has been selected as the next dean of the College of Letters & Science, the largest academic unit at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Wilcots has been serving as interim dean of the college since August, when
WISCONSIN) — The following is a statement from Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler on the murder of George Floyd: “George Floyd should still be alive today. That he isn’t—due to a wrenching but, painfully, not surprising act of
Madison–State Representative John Nygren (R-Marinette), Co-Chair of the Joint Committee on Finance released the following statement: “I watched with disappointment yesterday as Department of Workforce Development (DWD) Secretary Caleb Frostman and his staff downplayed and danced around the failure to
MADISON, Wis. – The Natural Resources Board on Wednesday approved a harvest quota of 10 bulls from the northern elk herd for the 2020 Wisconsin elk hunt, matching the number of tags from the 2019 season. Of the 10 tags, five
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s unanimous proposal to send roughly 2.7 million voters an absentee ballot application.
MADISON, Wis. — On Wednesday evening, ahead of today’s weekly jobs report indicating more than 40 million Americans have filed unemployment insurance claims over the past 10 weeks, Opportunity Wisconsin, Protect Our Care Wisconsin, and Health Care Voter hosted a
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Statement by Callahan: “I am incredibly honored and humbled by the support our campaign is getting; We got over 400 signatures! I am excited to say, we, yes, we are on the ballot! There should be no reason why your
“Jessi’s commitment to community outreach, specifically to elected officials and law enforcement, gives me confidence that she will be a strong representative of Wisconsin’s 3rd District in Congress. Her lifelong connections to Grant County come through in her knowledge of
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It’s June in Wisconsin, and that means June Dairy Month. From my days working in a cheese plant, I’ve never missed the chance to support our state’s dairy industry, which now contributes $45.6 billion to Wisconsin’s economy. I know things
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today delivered the Democratic Radio Address encouraging Wisconsinites to wear masks to protect our friends, family, and neighbors. Hi, folks. Governor Tony Evers here. Here in Wisconsin, we look out for our neighbors. One of the most
Had his position carried the day, make no mistake, we would all still be in lockdown.
Supreme Court justice seems like a true conservative, not a right-wing activist.
Our nation had officially passed 100,000 deaths as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. We knew this news was coming, and yet it hits hard.
Florida, Texas and a host of other states run by politicians who proclaim their opposition to big government have been milking the feds for decades.
Many of our farm families and small business owners feel like they are on life support right now. It is understandable. We are all seeking restoration of opportunities lost to COVID-19. Just as we now have a new appreciation for what is essential, we also have a deeper appreciation for what is truly important in our lives. We know we must be better prepared for what lies ahead. There is no better way to do so than to learn the essential lessons of today.
Madison – On Thursday, the 2020 Wisconsin State Fair was canceled. State Senator Alberta Darling released the following statement: “The Wisconsin State Fair is one of the greatest summer traditions in the entire Midwest. While the cancellation is disappointing, I know the people planning the 2021 Wisconsin State Fair will
MADISON – Eric Wilcots has been selected as the next dean of the College of Letters & Science, the largest academic unit at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Wilcots has been serving as interim dean of the college since August, when he succeeded John Karl Scholz, who became the university’s provost.
WISCONSIN) — The following is a statement from Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler on the murder of George Floyd: “George Floyd should still be alive today. That he isn’t—due to a wrenching but, painfully, not surprising act of lethal police violence against a Black American—is a gross injustice
Madison–State Representative John Nygren (R-Marinette), Co-Chair of the Joint Committee on Finance released the following statement: “I watched with disappointment yesterday as Department of Workforce Development (DWD) Secretary Caleb Frostman and his staff downplayed and danced around the failure to pay 30% of all unemployment insurance (UI) claims,” said Rep.
MADISON, Wis. – The Natural Resources Board on Wednesday approved a harvest quota of 10 bulls from the northern elk herd for the 2020 Wisconsin elk hunt, matching the number of tags from the 2019 season. Of the 10 tags, five will be awarded to state hunters, and the Ojibwe tribes
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s unanimous proposal to send roughly 2.7 million voters an absentee ballot application.
MADISON, Wis. — On Wednesday evening, ahead of today’s weekly jobs report indicating more than 40 million Americans have filed unemployment insurance claims over the past 10 weeks, Opportunity Wisconsin, Protect Our Care Wisconsin, and Health Care Voter hosted a virtual roundtable with members of Wisconsin’s American Indian nations and
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Statement by Callahan: “I am incredibly honored and humbled by the support our campaign is getting; We got over 400 signatures! I am excited to say, we, yes, we are on the ballot! There should be no reason why your kids, grandkids, and great-grandchildren can’t raise their families here at
“Jessi’s commitment to community outreach, specifically to elected officials and law enforcement, gives me confidence that she will be a strong representative of Wisconsin’s 3rd District in Congress. Her lifelong connections to Grant County come through in her knowledge of our communities, and her professional experience working with law enforcement
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It’s June in Wisconsin, and that means June Dairy Month. From my days working in a cheese plant, I’ve never missed the chance to support our state’s dairy industry, which now contributes $45.6 billion to Wisconsin’s economy. I know things have been hard for dairy farmers these past several years,
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today delivered the Democratic Radio Address encouraging Wisconsinites to wear masks to protect our friends, family, and neighbors. Hi, folks. Governor Tony Evers here. Here in Wisconsin, we look out for our neighbors. One of the most important things you can do to help others right now
Had his position carried the day, make no mistake, we would all still be in lockdown.
Supreme Court justice seems like a true conservative, not a right-wing activist.
Our nation had officially passed 100,000 deaths as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. We knew this news was coming, and yet it hits hard.
Florida, Texas and a host of other states run by politicians who proclaim their opposition to big government have been milking the feds for decades.
Many of our farm families and small business owners feel like they are on life support right now. It is understandable. We are all seeking restoration of opportunities lost to COVID-19. Just as we now have a new appreciation for what is essential, we also have a deeper appreciation for what is truly important in our lives. We know we must be better prepared for what lies ahead. There is no better way to do so than to learn the essential lessons of today.