MADISON, Wis. – Experts at UW Health want to help the public find the best, most accurate information when it comes to health. From personal protective equipment to surges, vaccines and variants, the pandemic has required everyone to take in
MADISON – Wisconsin Women in Government (WWIG), a statewide, nonpartisan, non-profit organization of professional women in and around government service, is pleased to announce the appointment of six new members to the 2021-2022 Board of Directors as well as the board’s new
No Work, No School, No Buying (STATEWIDE – WI) – Immigrant essential workers and Latinxs in Wisconsin announced Tuesday that they will hold a statewide Day Without Latinxs and Immigrants strike and march on Indigenous People’s Day, Monday, October 11. Thousands of
(Milwaukee, WI) – Milwaukee needs a leadership change. Voters support candidates with the hope that they will honestly and earnestly represent them. Safety, jobs including the opportunity to start and run a business and the current stolen car epidemic and reckless
Madison, Wis. — Today, in response to Ron Johnson’s continued refusal to disclose why he paid virtually nothing in state income taxes in 2017, despite filing records that show he likely made a minimum of nearly half a million dollars,
Contact: David King 414-676-0842 Dr. David King is excited to announce that his papers are filed and the enthusiasm within grass roots is growing as he formally announces this candidacy to run as a Republican for the office of Lt.
Industrial air pollution in the state has been declining over the past two decades, a report from the Department of Natural Resources shows. The 2021 Wisconsin Air Quality Trends report finds a reduction in many monitored pollutants, and shows that
Contact: Jim Flaherty, Communications Director Office 608/ 286-6308 – Cell 608/ 698-0928, jflaherty@aarp.org BARABOO, WI – A proposal by the Sauk County Aging & Disability Resource Center to brighten the spirits of their Meals on Wheels clients by providing each of
Contact: Jim Flaherty, Communications Director Office 608/ 286-6308 – Cell 608/ 698-0928, jflaherty@aarp.org WAUKESHA/MILWAUKEE COUNTIES – A proposal submitted by the Eras Senior Network, Inc. to send out a mailing with information about the latest COVID-19 scams to all 4,700 of
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The country’s divisiveness keeps getting worse. It’s hard to tell whether this is a fallout from the pandemic, Donald Trump’s election defeat or simply Americans forgetting what it means to be a democracy.
As Sen. Roger Roth pursues reorganization of the University of Wisconsin System, he has a chance to put Wisconsin in the vanguard for getting every invaluable child off to a successful life and career.
For all their talk about “fair maps,” liberals whistle a different tune when said maps threaten their political power.
Gov. Evers has committed $130 million to meeting Wisconsin’s long-term workforce needs, including Workforce Innovation Grants of up to $10 million per project.
The spark of rebellion is still flickering and in Wisconsin it lies in a teenaged girl whose civil disobedience has exposed the absurdity of her city’s quarantine rules and made her into something of the state’s Joan of Arc.
It’s a term often used when things are going well. But it cuts both ways.
If any reputable business operated like Johnson does as a U.S. senator, its CEO would be booted by the board of directors.
The draft Assembly and Senate lines created for Gov. Tony Evers’ People’s Maps Commission would result in fewer majority-minority districts, according to a WisPolitics.com review of the data. Christopher Ford, an emergency room doctor who chairs the commission, stressed in
MADISON, Wis. – Experts at UW Health want to help the public find the best, most accurate information when it comes to health. From personal protective equipment to surges, vaccines and variants, the pandemic has required everyone to take in a lot of new information and with that has come
MADISON – Wisconsin Women in Government (WWIG), a statewide, nonpartisan, non-profit organization of professional women in and around government service, is pleased to announce the appointment of six new members to the 2021-2022 Board of Directors as well as the board’s new leadership team. WWIG welcomes the following new board members: Allison
No Work, No School, No Buying (STATEWIDE – WI) – Immigrant essential workers and Latinxs in Wisconsin announced Tuesday that they will hold a statewide Day Without Latinxs and Immigrants strike and march on Indigenous People’s Day, Monday, October 11. Thousands of Wisconsin’s growing Latinx and immigrant workforce, multiracial youth and allies
(Milwaukee, WI) – Milwaukee needs a leadership change. Voters support candidates with the hope that they will honestly and earnestly represent them. Safety, jobs including the opportunity to start and run a business and the current stolen car epidemic and reckless driving are of major importance in the City of Milwaukee.
Madison, Wis. — Today, in response to Ron Johnson’s continued refusal to disclose why he paid virtually nothing in state income taxes in 2017, despite filing records that show he likely made a minimum of nearly half a million dollars, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Senate Communications Advisor Philip Shulman released
Contact: David King 414-676-0842 Dr. David King is excited to announce that his papers are filed and the enthusiasm within grass roots is growing as he formally announces this candidacy to run as a Republican for the office of Lt. Governor of Wisconsin. This is David’s second run for state-wide
Industrial air pollution in the state has been declining over the past two decades, a report from the Department of Natural Resources shows. The 2021 Wisconsin Air Quality Trends report finds a reduction in many monitored pollutants, and shows that most of the state is meeting federal standards for air
Contact: Jim Flaherty, Communications Director Office 608/ 286-6308 – Cell 608/ 698-0928, jflaherty@aarp.org BARABOO, WI – A proposal by the Sauk County Aging & Disability Resource Center to brighten the spirits of their Meals on Wheels clients by providing each of them with a Christmas comfort gift this December has been
Contact: Jim Flaherty, Communications Director Office 608/ 286-6308 – Cell 608/ 698-0928, jflaherty@aarp.org WAUKESHA/MILWAUKEE COUNTIES – A proposal submitted by the Eras Senior Network, Inc. to send out a mailing with information about the latest COVID-19 scams to all 4,700 of their clients throughout Waukesha and Milwaukee counties has been selected
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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.
The country’s divisiveness keeps getting worse. It’s hard to tell whether this is a fallout from the pandemic, Donald Trump’s election defeat or simply Americans forgetting what it means to be a democracy.
As Sen. Roger Roth pursues reorganization of the University of Wisconsin System, he has a chance to put Wisconsin in the vanguard for getting every invaluable child off to a successful life and career.
For all their talk about “fair maps,” liberals whistle a different tune when said maps threaten their political power.
Gov. Evers has committed $130 million to meeting Wisconsin’s long-term workforce needs, including Workforce Innovation Grants of up to $10 million per project.
The spark of rebellion is still flickering and in Wisconsin it lies in a teenaged girl whose civil disobedience has exposed the absurdity of her city’s quarantine rules and made her into something of the state’s Joan of Arc.
It’s a term often used when things are going well. But it cuts both ways.
If any reputable business operated like Johnson does as a U.S. senator, its CEO would be booted by the board of directors.
The draft Assembly and Senate lines created for Gov. Tony Evers’ People’s Maps Commission would result in fewer majority-minority districts, according to a WisPolitics.com review of the data. Christopher Ford, an emergency room doctor who chairs the commission, stressed in an interview that the maps released late yesterday were drafts.