Voces de la Frontera urged all Milwaukee Common Council members to vote no, concerned with increased policing on communities of color and immigration enforcement (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) — Voces de la Frontera, Wisconsin’s largest grassroots Latinx organization applauds the decision made
KENOSHA – Angela Cunningham, running for Circuit Court Judge in Kenosha’s Branch 6, earned an array of endorsements last week from leaders across Kenosha. Rep. Tod Ohnstad of Assembly District 65 in Kenosha provided a resounding endorsement, “I’m pleased to
Madison, WI – A three-year independent analysis of Wisconsin’s 36 prisons released last week confirms similar evaluations that the 122-year-old Green Bay Correctional Institute (GBCI) has fully exceeded its operational lifespan. The analysis led by the engineering and architectural firm BWPR
(MADISON) – Today, Senator Tim Carpenter released a letter he sent to Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos calling for the creation of a Bipartisan Blue Ribbon Task Force “to examine what changes should be made
As the COVID-19 pandemic and economic recession continues to ravage the state of Wisconsin, statewide faith leaders from the “Faithful Action for a Healthy Wisconsin” coalition are meeting with State Senate and Assembly leadership to discuss the need to pass
MADISON – A legislative audit on Monday shed some light on the complete inability of Governor Evers’ administration to provide unemployment benefits to the hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin families left without work due to COVID-19 and Evers’ Safer at
At a Senate committee hearing on COVID-19, the Wisconsin senator favored the voices of quacks over those of his constituents.
(Ashland, Wis.) – Recognizing the need to ensure safe energy and promote jobs and economic growth, the Wisconsin Jobs & Energy Coalition is launching today and promoting a Line 5 relocation in northern Wisconsin that would be a significant job
MADISON, Wis. – The latest episode of “WisBusiness.com: The Show” spotlights entrepreneur Nhat Nguyen of Otrafy, an AI-powered, supplier-management system that helps food production facilities mitigate vendor-associated supply chain risks. Otrafy was an award winner during the “Elevator Pitch Olympics” at the 2020
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The cheapest path to Wisconsin’s zero-carbon pledge is through the readily available technology of reliable, low-emission nuclear energy, according to a UW-Madison professor. But Wisconsin has just one nuclear energy plant — Point Beach Nuclear Plant in Two Rivers. And
Saving time saves lives at the scene of active shooter events like the kind that have plagued Wisconsin. Just this year, such events have occurred at Molson Coors, Mayfair Mall and the streets of Kenosha during civil unrest. Critical Response
In a world dominated by automation, Blue Line Battery has embraced the growth of technology in a way that avoids putting people and businesses at risk. Whitewater-based Blue Line Battery leaders believe they have developed a disruptive lithium-ion battery technology
West Bend, WI – In 2021, Washington County will welcome a new face to the Office of County Executive Josh Schoemann. Schoemann has tapped Ed Eberle, a long-time public servant, to lead his office. Current Deputy County Executive Matt Furno has
Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) released the following statement regarding the Legislative Audit Bureau’s nonpartisan audit of the Unemployment Insurance processing problems at the Department of Workforce Development (DWD). “Governor Evers and his administration have failed the tens of thousands of Wisconsinites
MADISON, WI (December 15, 2020) — Badgers United, a 501(c)(3) that operates independently from UW-Madison, is suggesting data-driven solutions after the release of worrying findings in the Wisconsin Policy Forum’s study on higher education. The Wisconsin Policy Forum report is
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced Expert Institute LLC, a legal software company that connects attorneys with subject matter experts, will locate its Midwest office in Milwaukee. “Wisconsin continues to attract national businesses that are leaders in innovation,” Gov. Evers said.
Voces de la Frontera urged all Milwaukee Common Council members to vote no, concerned with increased policing on communities of color and immigration enforcement (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) — Voces de la Frontera, Wisconsin’s largest grassroots Latinx organization applauds the decision made by the Milwaukee Common Council’s Public Safety Committee on Tuesday
KENOSHA – Angela Cunningham, running for Circuit Court Judge in Kenosha’s Branch 6, earned an array of endorsements last week from leaders across Kenosha. Rep. Tod Ohnstad of Assembly District 65 in Kenosha provided a resounding endorsement, “I’m pleased to endorse Angela Cunningham. She will provide diversity in our judiciary.
Madison, WI – A three-year independent analysis of Wisconsin’s 36 prisons released last week confirms similar evaluations that the 122-year-old Green Bay Correctional Institute (GBCI) has fully exceeded its operational lifespan. The analysis led by the engineering and architectural firm BWPR was funded in 2018 with a $600,000 state budget allocation
(MADISON) – Today, Senator Tim Carpenter released a letter he sent to Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos calling for the creation of a Bipartisan Blue Ribbon Task Force “to examine what changes should be made to improve Wisconsin’s voting system.” “Given the current partisan gridlock
As the COVID-19 pandemic and economic recession continues to ravage the state of Wisconsin, statewide faith leaders from the “Faithful Action for a Healthy Wisconsin” coalition are meeting with State Senate and Assembly leadership to discuss the need to pass legislation and public safety measures to curb the spread of
MADISON – A legislative audit on Monday shed some light on the complete inability of Governor Evers’ administration to provide unemployment benefits to the hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin families left without work due to COVID-19 and Evers’ Safer at Home Order. A lot of the delays were caused by
At a Senate committee hearing on COVID-19, the Wisconsin senator favored the voices of quacks over those of his constituents.
(Ashland, Wis.) – Recognizing the need to ensure safe energy and promote jobs and economic growth, the Wisconsin Jobs & Energy Coalition is launching today and promoting a Line 5 relocation in northern Wisconsin that would be a significant job creator and economic driver for the region. In a time
MADISON, Wis. – The latest episode of “WisBusiness.com: The Show” spotlights entrepreneur Nhat Nguyen of Otrafy, an AI-powered, supplier-management system that helps food production facilities mitigate vendor-associated supply chain risks. Otrafy was an award winner during the “Elevator Pitch Olympics” at the 2020 Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium. Also, Tom Still presents “Tech Metrics,”
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The cheapest path to Wisconsin’s zero-carbon pledge is through the readily available technology of reliable, low-emission nuclear energy, according to a UW-Madison professor. But Wisconsin has just one nuclear energy plant — Point Beach Nuclear Plant in Two Rivers. And nuclear power accounts for 7 percent of the state’s energy
Saving time saves lives at the scene of active shooter events like the kind that have plagued Wisconsin. Just this year, such events have occurred at Molson Coors, Mayfair Mall and the streets of Kenosha during civil unrest. Critical Response Group, a team of former educators, first responders and special
In a world dominated by automation, Blue Line Battery has embraced the growth of technology in a way that avoids putting people and businesses at risk. Whitewater-based Blue Line Battery leaders believe they have developed a disruptive lithium-ion battery technology system that will significantly improve business processes and replace lead
West Bend, WI – In 2021, Washington County will welcome a new face to the Office of County Executive Josh Schoemann. Schoemann has tapped Ed Eberle, a long-time public servant, to lead his office. Current Deputy County Executive Matt Furno has announced that he will retire. Eberle and Furno will work
Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) released the following statement regarding the Legislative Audit Bureau’s nonpartisan audit of the Unemployment Insurance processing problems at the Department of Workforce Development (DWD). “Governor Evers and his administration have failed the tens of thousands of Wisconsinites who lost their jobs through no fault of their own.
MADISON, WI (December 15, 2020) — Badgers United, a 501(c)(3) that operates independently from UW-Madison, is suggesting data-driven solutions after the release of worrying findings in the Wisconsin Policy Forum’s study on higher education. The Wisconsin Policy Forum report is the first independent, comprehensive study of higher education in Wisconsin.
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced Expert Institute LLC, a legal software company that connects attorneys with subject matter experts, will locate its Midwest office in Milwaukee. “Wisconsin continues to attract national businesses that are leaders in innovation,” Gov. Evers said. “We welcome Expert Institute’s decision to locate here and to