A liberal Dane County judge’s power push to force a former Public Service Commission member to turn over his cellphone and other records to environmental groups has been stopped — at least for now.
It’s scary to be a Republican these days.
Without an elder statesman of the Republican Party at this juncture, however, given Scott Walker was defeated and Paul Ryan retired, means Wisconsin’s GOP would be in a bind should Johnson see the election writing on the wall and depart, too.
Those that want us to forget the past and ignore the present injustices have weaponized terms like “Black Lives Matter,” “Defunding the Police,” and now “Critical Race Theory,” because they have no real tools to prove systemic racism is not real.
His Midwest upbringing taught him love of country, fellow Americans.
Tree planting and protection not only satisfies the planter but is recognized to be profoundly important at this moment of climate crisis.
GREEN BAY — Gov. Tony Evers today announced $10 million of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds will be used to provide grants to local governments and tourism-entity nonprofits for tourism-related investment projects that help promote, maintain, or bolster Wisconsin’s tourism industry
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Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes led his party rivals for U.S. Senate among Dem primary voters in Milwaukee County, according to a new poll commissioned by Milwaukee Works Inc. But 29 percent of those surveyed said they were undecided as to
Yesterday Governor Evers announced his intent to redesignate the Client Assistance Program (CAP) from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP), to Disability Rights Wisconsin (DRW). Disability Rights Wisconsin is the state’s designated Protection and Advocacy system
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that Steven Schmelzer is the department’s new Parks Director. He started his new role July 19. Managed by the DNR, the Wisconsin State Park system boasts 49 state parks,
“We were proud to endorse both Mandela Barnes and Chris Larson as the bold progressive champions in this previously 9-person race. With Chris Larson’s big move today, Mandela Barnes is the consensus choice for those who want another bold progressive
MADISON, Wis. – As the new school year approaches, UW Health pediatricians are sharing their recommendations on how students can return to in-person instruction safely amid rising COVID-19 cases. Many school districts in Wisconsin are in the process of finalizing policies
Date: August 3, 2021 Contact: Nada Elmikashfi, 608-266-5342 Rep. Hong Applauds UW – Madison Mask Order MADISON – Today, the University of Wisconsin – Madison announced that effective Thursday, August 5, all students, employees, and visitors to campus will be required
A liberal Dane County judge’s power push to force a former Public Service Commission member to turn over his cellphone and other records to environmental groups has been stopped — at least for now.
It’s scary to be a Republican these days.
Without an elder statesman of the Republican Party at this juncture, however, given Scott Walker was defeated and Paul Ryan retired, means Wisconsin’s GOP would be in a bind should Johnson see the election writing on the wall and depart, too.
Those that want us to forget the past and ignore the present injustices have weaponized terms like “Black Lives Matter,” “Defunding the Police,” and now “Critical Race Theory,” because they have no real tools to prove systemic racism is not real.
His Midwest upbringing taught him love of country, fellow Americans.
Tree planting and protection not only satisfies the planter but is recognized to be profoundly important at this moment of climate crisis.
GREEN BAY — Gov. Tony Evers today announced $10 million of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds will be used to provide grants to local governments and tourism-entity nonprofits for tourism-related investment projects that help promote, maintain, or bolster Wisconsin’s tourism industry and that have a substantial capital component. Grants of up
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Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes led his party rivals for U.S. Senate among Dem primary voters in Milwaukee County, according to a new poll commissioned by Milwaukee Works Inc. But 29 percent of those surveyed said they were undecided as to which candidate to back in the crowded August 2022 primary
Yesterday Governor Evers announced his intent to redesignate the Client Assistance Program (CAP) from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP), to Disability Rights Wisconsin (DRW). Disability Rights Wisconsin is the state’s designated Protection and Advocacy system (P&A), with programs dedicated to protecting the rights of people
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that Steven Schmelzer is the department’s new Parks Director. He started his new role July 19. Managed by the DNR, the Wisconsin State Park system boasts 49 state parks, more than 500 boat launches, 15 state forests, 44 state
“We were proud to endorse both Mandela Barnes and Chris Larson as the bold progressive champions in this previously 9-person race. With Chris Larson’s big move today, Mandela Barnes is the consensus choice for those who want another bold progressive champion representing Wisconsin in the U.S. Senate alongside Tammy Baldwin.
MADISON, Wis. – As the new school year approaches, UW Health pediatricians are sharing their recommendations on how students can return to in-person instruction safely amid rising COVID-19 cases. Many school districts in Wisconsin are in the process of finalizing policies on everything from facility cleaning to distancing to mask wearing,
Date: August 3, 2021 Contact: Nada Elmikashfi, 608-266-5342 Rep. Hong Applauds UW – Madison Mask Order MADISON – Today, the University of Wisconsin – Madison announced that effective Thursday, August 5, all students, employees, and visitors to campus will be required to wear masks when inside campus buildings. Representative Hong released