MILWAUKEE — A group of business leaders from across the state released a letter today addressed to Administrator Meagan Wolfe and the Wisconsin Elections Commission staff, thanking them and expressing support ahead of the 2022 elections. The letter was released by the Wisconsin Business Leaders for Democracy Coalition, organized by a

MADISON – Today, Wisconsin State Treasurer and candidate for U.S. Senate Sarah Godlewski slammed Ron Johnson after he said he wouldn’t fight for more than 1,000 new jobs in his own backyard. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: ‘It’s not like we don’t have enough jobs here in Wisconsin’: Ron Johnson won’t try to land

MADISON — Today, Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, candidate for U.S. Senate, blasted Ron Johnson for supporting Oshkosh Defense’s efforts to award 1,000 jobs to non-union workers in South Carolina instead of creating jobs for workers in Wisconsin. Johnson said today, “It’s not like we don’t have enough jobs here in Wisconsin.” Lt. Governor Mandela

Appleton, Wis. – Outagamie County Executive and pro-labor populist U.S. Senate candidate Tom Nelson testified Wednesday night at a 10-hour long Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources hearing against the controversial Line 5 crude oil pipeline, calling it a “rotten artery of fossil fuels” that threatens Wisconsin’s Northwoods. Nelson, who is

Madison, WI – Rep. Paul Tittl’s (R-Manitowoc) initiative to increase access to mental health services is becoming law, as Gov. Evers today signed legislation designed to provide greater opportunity for people in Wisconsin to receive needed mental health help. State Rep. Paul Tittl (R-Manitowoc), along with State Sen. André Jacque (R-Manitowoc),

By Ben Niehaus, member services director of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards Every session, state legislators propose and consider a number of mandates (requirements enforced by state law) on our local schools. These almost always deal with worthy topics and, considered by themselves, might not seem like that big

Wisconsin AFL-CIO President Stephanie Bloomingdale released the following statement on Governor Evers’ veto of Senate Bill 332, a Republican bill to expand permissible work hours for children as young as 14: “Thank you to Governor Evers for using his veto pen today to preserve an important part of Wisconsin’s century-old

Earlier this week, the first prescribed burns of the season began in Wisconsin at Horicon Marsh Wildlife Area. Winter cattail marsh burns mark the beginning of the fire management season for DNR crews. Their work will continue through spring and begin again in late summer and fall (mid-July through November).