Projects strengthen Wisconsin’s economy by maximizing water resources MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced grants for nine harbor maintenance and improvement projects in Wisconsin. The improvements will boost statewide economic development by promoting waterborne freight, harbor infrastructure, and passenger cruise facilities.
From Alderman Ashanti Hamilton, Alderman Cavalier Johnson, Alderman Nik Kovac, Alderwoman Nikiya Dodd, Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs, Alderman Khalif J. Rainey, Alderwoman JoCasta Zamarripa, Alderwoman Chantia Lewis, Alderman Mark A. Borkowski, Alderman Jóse G. Pérez and Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II,
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Subscribers: This is the last News Summary of 2020. The News Summary will return Monday, Jan. 4, though platinum subscribers will receive alerts on breaking news. Thank you for subscribing and have a happy and healthy
Reduced tillage, other practices reduce runoff by up to 70% BALDWIN, Wis. — The Western Wisconsin Conservation Council is growing by leaps and bounds as it works to protect the Kinnickinnic, Rush and Willow river watersheds. Conservation practices like reduced
For decades one of the leading state supreme court judges in the nation.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said the dysfunction of Washington, D.C. was on full display this week when congress shoved through the COVID relief proposal and the omnibus spending bill with relatively little time to vet them.
It is the legacy of unethical studies like Tuskegee and racism within the medical profession that cause African Americans angst today.
Vaccinations should be seen not as a restriction on people’s rights, but as a permission to engage in all kinds of normal American activities.
Take your time. Examine the facts. Message your healthcare provider. By the time it’s your turn to get vaccinated for COVID-19, you’ll likely conclude that vaccine history is safely and effectively on your side.
The vaccine is how we will finally win this war. Let the experts get it done without micromanagement from people whose medical expertise is highly questionable.
And, going forward, Badger lawmakers need to ban vote-gathering practices that violate state law.
As we reach the end of the long, difficult year that was 2020, we’re looking ahead to a brighter 2021, all while taking stock of what we learned this year.
Even with the pandemic, changes to schedules and fewer opportunities to move around the 17th Senate District in person, 2020 was a very productive, fruitful year for me as your State Senator.
There is reason for hope as the curtain falls on 2020.
It was an awful year. Let us have Cheap Shots.
Milwaukee’s police leadership has become a surreal version of musical chairs. What’s going on?
Two GOP state reps and a Republican running in the special election for the 89th AD are among the plaintiffs in a new federal lawsuit seeking to overturn the presidential election results in five states, including Wisconsin. The suit raises
Projects strengthen Wisconsin’s economy by maximizing water resources MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced grants for nine harbor maintenance and improvement projects in Wisconsin. The improvements will boost statewide economic development by promoting waterborne freight, harbor infrastructure, and passenger cruise facilities. “Wisconsin is fortunate to have a robust system of ports
From Alderman Ashanti Hamilton, Alderman Cavalier Johnson, Alderman Nik Kovac, Alderwoman Nikiya Dodd, Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs, Alderman Khalif J. Rainey, Alderwoman JoCasta Zamarripa, Alderwoman Chantia Lewis, Alderman Mark A. Borkowski, Alderman Jóse G. Pérez and Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II, On Monday morning, right before he met with the
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Reduced tillage, other practices reduce runoff by up to 70% BALDWIN, Wis. — The Western Wisconsin Conservation Council is growing by leaps and bounds as it works to protect the Kinnickinnic, Rush and Willow river watersheds. Conservation practices like reduced tillage and the use of cover crops are on the
For decades one of the leading state supreme court judges in the nation.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said the dysfunction of Washington, D.C. was on full display this week when congress shoved through the COVID relief proposal and the omnibus spending bill with relatively little time to vet them.
It is the legacy of unethical studies like Tuskegee and racism within the medical profession that cause African Americans angst today.
Vaccinations should be seen not as a restriction on people’s rights, but as a permission to engage in all kinds of normal American activities.
Take your time. Examine the facts. Message your healthcare provider. By the time it’s your turn to get vaccinated for COVID-19, you’ll likely conclude that vaccine history is safely and effectively on your side.
The vaccine is how we will finally win this war. Let the experts get it done without micromanagement from people whose medical expertise is highly questionable.
And, going forward, Badger lawmakers need to ban vote-gathering practices that violate state law.
As we reach the end of the long, difficult year that was 2020, we’re looking ahead to a brighter 2021, all while taking stock of what we learned this year.
Even with the pandemic, changes to schedules and fewer opportunities to move around the 17th Senate District in person, 2020 was a very productive, fruitful year for me as your State Senator.
There is reason for hope as the curtain falls on 2020.
It was an awful year. Let us have Cheap Shots.
Milwaukee’s police leadership has become a surreal version of musical chairs. What’s going on?
Two GOP state reps and a Republican running in the special election for the 89th AD are among the plaintiffs in a new federal lawsuit seeking to overturn the presidential election results in five states, including Wisconsin. The suit raises a series of complaints about how Wisconsin’s election was run