MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul, along with a bipartisan coalition of 53 attorneys general, is urging Congress to pass The Public Safety Officer Support Act of 2022. The legislation addresses gaps in support for public safety officers who
WISCONSIN — Today, Protect Our Care is kicking off the final week of Medicaid Awareness Month, which examines the critical role Medicaid has played in reducing disparities in health coverage and improving overall health outcomes for vulnerable communities. Research confirms that
BALDWIN, Wis. ― Farmers in western Wisconsin are finding they can implement successful and sustainable conservation practices faster as a group openly sharing experiences, rather than individuals experimenting alone. Jerry Emmert and his brother, Jim, are the third generation to farm the
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is making it easier for the public to get involved in decisions that affect the air they breathe by rolling out a new webpage to engage in the air permit process. The new
Greenfield, WI – Republican candidate and former Milwaukee Alderman, Bob Donovan, announced today that he will run for state Assembly in the 84th District. Upon his announcement, Donovan released the following statement: “First and foremost, I believe I have a great
Washington, D.C. – Like many other hypocritical Democrats running for public office this year, Mandela Barnes pledged to forgo campaign donations from registered corporate PACs but has since broken that promise. Earlier this month, Barnes claimed that he hasn’t taken “one dime in Corporate PAC
Madison – State Representative Janel Brandtjen (R- Menomonee Falls) issued the following statement regarding the continuation of Gableman’s investigation into the 2020 election: “In June of 2021, Speaker Robin Vos hired Justice Michael Gableman and created the Office of Special
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The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is pleased to announce that 18 health care providers from around the state have received the annual Wisconsin “Big Shot” award from DHS for their efforts to vaccinate children against diseases. This recognition is
Residents, organizations, businesses, and landmarks across Wisconsin join in national celebration of victims’ rights with purple lights as state recognizes two years of Marsy’s Law in action MADISON – Residents, organizations, businesses, and landmarks across Wisconsin are going purple this next
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Congress has a limited window of opportunity to extend and strengthen health care coverage.
The decreasing rates of infection, hospitalization, and death among both vaccinated and unvaccinated populations suggests Covid-19 is naturally becoming weaker. At the same time, vaccine efficacy also seems to be diminishing.
The price of half the drugs in Medicare, thousands of commonly used medications, increased faster than inflation in 2020.
Many Blacks lose jobs because of how they wear their hair. 47% of Black mothers have experienced such discrimination.
Unions help raise wages, increase benefits and improve working conditions for everyone, not just the people they represent.
Arrests at America’s southern borders are surging, and the crisis is the worst it has been in decades.
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul, along with a bipartisan coalition of 53 attorneys general, is urging Congress to pass The Public Safety Officer Support Act of 2022. The legislation addresses gaps in support for public safety officers who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) associated with the high-risk
WISCONSIN — Today, Protect Our Care is kicking off the final week of Medicaid Awareness Month, which examines the critical role Medicaid has played in reducing disparities in health coverage and improving overall health outcomes for vulnerable communities. Research confirms that Medicaid expansion saves lives and drastically reduces racial health disparities.
BALDWIN, Wis. ― Farmers in western Wisconsin are finding they can implement successful and sustainable conservation practices faster as a group openly sharing experiences, rather than individuals experimenting alone. Jerry Emmert and his brother, Jim, are the third generation to farm the family’s land. Now, along with crop farming, they own and
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is making it easier for the public to get involved in decisions that affect the air they breathe by rolling out a new webpage to engage in the air permit process. The new webpage helps people find recent air permit actions and air
Greenfield, WI – Republican candidate and former Milwaukee Alderman, Bob Donovan, announced today that he will run for state Assembly in the 84th District. Upon his announcement, Donovan released the following statement: “First and foremost, I believe I have a great deal to offer and continue to want to make a
Washington, D.C. – Like many other hypocritical Democrats running for public office this year, Mandela Barnes pledged to forgo campaign donations from registered corporate PACs but has since broken that promise. Earlier this month, Barnes claimed that he hasn’t taken “one dime in Corporate PAC $$.” But, according to The Washington Free Beacon: [Barnes] has accepted
Madison – State Representative Janel Brandtjen (R- Menomonee Falls) issued the following statement regarding the continuation of Gableman’s investigation into the 2020 election: “In June of 2021, Speaker Robin Vos hired Justice Michael Gableman and created the Office of Special Counsel, on behalf of the legislature, to investigate the concerns
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The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is pleased to announce that 18 health care providers from around the state have received the annual Wisconsin “Big Shot” award from DHS for their efforts to vaccinate children against diseases. This recognition is given to health care providers who have vaccinated 90% or
Residents, organizations, businesses, and landmarks across Wisconsin join in national celebration of victims’ rights with purple lights as state recognizes two years of Marsy’s Law in action MADISON – Residents, organizations, businesses, and landmarks across Wisconsin are going purple this next week as part of a statewide recognition of National Crime
STORY TOPICS – White house – Coronavirus – State government – Federal government – Local government – Banking and investment – Census – Civil liberties – Culture – Demographics – Economy – Education – Elections – Environment – Law and order – Non-profits – Public health and safety – Real
Congress has a limited window of opportunity to extend and strengthen health care coverage.
The decreasing rates of infection, hospitalization, and death among both vaccinated and unvaccinated populations suggests Covid-19 is naturally becoming weaker. At the same time, vaccine efficacy also seems to be diminishing.
The price of half the drugs in Medicare, thousands of commonly used medications, increased faster than inflation in 2020.
Many Blacks lose jobs because of how they wear their hair. 47% of Black mothers have experienced such discrimination.
Unions help raise wages, increase benefits and improve working conditions for everyone, not just the people they represent.
Arrests at America’s southern borders are surging, and the crisis is the worst it has been in decades.