Audio file of radio address. Lt. Gov. Barnes today delivered the Democratic Radio Address and encouraged Wisconsinites to stay home this Fourth of July weekend and wear masks when in public to keep each other safe. Hey Wisconsin, I’m Lt.
Local governments in Wisconsin — including cities, villages, towns, and counties — spend more than $2 billion a year on law enforcement and related costs like jails. Black community leaders have called on policymakers to put that money to better
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) introduced legislation to mandate the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reimburse veterans’ emergency health care expenses from non-VA facilities that are not covered by the veteran’s private insurance. Joining Baldwin in
How to attract and retain diverse teachers because of a growing shortage nationwide was the main topic of University of Wisconsin-Stout’s fifth annual Career and Technical Education Summit held recently. At the virtual conference June 23-24, David DeGuire, director of
I am honored and excited to receive an endorsement from Our Wisconsin Revolution . Our Revolution organizations were formed across the country after Bernie’s inspirational 2016 presidential campaign. It’s up to us to continue the fight for a better America that is
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MADISON — First Lady Kathy Evers today announced that “Women Who Inspire,” a program of the Committee to Celebrate the Centennial Anniversary of Wisconsin’s Ratification of the 19th Amendment, will highlight Dr. Berdie Cowser, director of the Bureau of Housing at the Center
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement goes into effect today after years of hard-fought negotiation on the part of President Trump and Republicans.
Once examined more deeply, these statues and the white desire to defend them reveals a deeper truth about American racism which implicates more of us than just those flying the Confederate flag.
We are one people, conceived in the liberty that we have always defended and dedicated to the proposition that we can, together as we always have, fight the eternal fight for a more perfect union.
Today, just as we must imagine a world without police, we must also imagine a world without prisons — a world where, instead of locking people in cages, we can provide them with the treatment, services, and support they need to live and thrive in their communities.
Audio file of radio address. Lt. Gov. Barnes today delivered the Democratic Radio Address and encouraged Wisconsinites to stay home this Fourth of July weekend and wear masks when in public to keep each other safe. Hey Wisconsin, I’m Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, and as we move into the 4th of
Local governments in Wisconsin — including cities, villages, towns, and counties — spend more than $2 billion a year on law enforcement and related costs like jails. Black community leaders have called on policymakers to put that money to better use, shifting resources away from law enforcement and towards mental
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) introduced legislation to mandate the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reimburse veterans’ emergency health care expenses from non-VA facilities that are not covered by the veteran’s private insurance. Joining Baldwin in introducing this legislation includes Senators Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Sherrod Brown
How to attract and retain diverse teachers because of a growing shortage nationwide was the main topic of University of Wisconsin-Stout’s fifth annual Career and Technical Education Summit held recently. At the virtual conference June 23-24, David DeGuire, director of teacher education, professional development and licensing at the Wisconsin Department
I am honored and excited to receive an endorsement from Our Wisconsin Revolution . Our Revolution organizations were formed across the country after Bernie’s inspirational 2016 presidential campaign. It’s up to us to continue the fight for a better America that is inclusive for everyone and works for all. I’m ready to
Note: If this post has anything to do with Evers, the Evers administration or lame-duck legislation and related lawsuits, please tag it as Evers Administration. Please delete this note before publishing.
MADISON — First Lady Kathy Evers today announced that “Women Who Inspire,” a program of the Committee to Celebrate the Centennial Anniversary of Wisconsin’s Ratification of the 19th Amendment, will highlight Dr. Berdie Cowser, director of the Bureau of Housing at the Center for Veterans Issues Ltd. “As we celebrate women’s right to
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement goes into effect today after years of hard-fought negotiation on the part of President Trump and Republicans.
Once examined more deeply, these statues and the white desire to defend them reveals a deeper truth about American racism which implicates more of us than just those flying the Confederate flag.
We are one people, conceived in the liberty that we have always defended and dedicated to the proposition that we can, together as we always have, fight the eternal fight for a more perfect union.
Today, just as we must imagine a world without police, we must also imagine a world without prisons — a world where, instead of locking people in cages, we can provide them with the treatment, services, and support they need to live and thrive in their communities.