Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes blamed Donald Trump’s rhetoric for a rise in political violence and divisiveness. The Dem Senate nominee at a Milwaukee Rotary Club-WisPolitics.com-Milwaukee Press Club breakfast event Tuesday responded to a question that referred to an attack on
It’s been 12 years since the court handed down its infamous campaign financing decision known as Citizens United, which opened the floodgates to the kind of relentless campaign spending that we’re witnessing today.
While conservatives should take nothing for granted this election season, all signs point to a Red Wave coming.
The lieutenant governor is a proud product of Milwaukee, and he and his city are facing the same kind of dog-whistle insults from Republicans in this campaign.
Stark policy differences separate candidates for 1st CD.
There are numerous ways Wisconsin could move to a flat income tax while benefitting Wisconsinites across the income spectrum. The most obvious solution is to flatten the rate while increasing the standard deduction.
How much does it cost to copy one piece of paper? If you ask records custodians in Wisconsin, many will tell you 25 cents. At least that’s what they charge.
Which greatly restricts reproductive rights — more than in nearly any state.
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The Unemployment Insurance Advisory Council (UIAC) is welcoming suggestions to improve Wisconsin’s Unemployment Insurance (UI) program during two public hearings and a public comment period. The Council represents employee and employer interests and submits recommendations for improving unemployment law to
Mark Stoering, president, Xcel Energy-Wisconsin and Michigan, is retiring at the end of the year after more than 33 years of service to the company. He played key roles in laying the foundation for the company’s clean energy strategy, including
This week, IRG Action Fund launched a major grassroots advocacy campaign to educate residents in Beloit and Janesville on how Governor Tony Evers’ policies have failed their public schools. Through a series of targeted postcards and digital ads, IRG Action
Advocates for the trades are gaining ground in the education space, according to the head of the Construction Business Group. Speaking yesterday at a Competitive Wisconsin event at Blackhawk Technical College in Janesville, Robb Kahl noted many plumbers, operating engineers,
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes blamed Donald Trump’s rhetoric for a rise in political violence and divisiveness. The Dem Senate nominee at a Milwaukee Rotary Club-WisPolitics.com-Milwaukee Press Club breakfast event Tuesday responded to a question that referred to an attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband. Barnes said Trump on the
It’s been 12 years since the court handed down its infamous campaign financing decision known as Citizens United, which opened the floodgates to the kind of relentless campaign spending that we’re witnessing today.
While conservatives should take nothing for granted this election season, all signs point to a Red Wave coming.
The lieutenant governor is a proud product of Milwaukee, and he and his city are facing the same kind of dog-whistle insults from Republicans in this campaign.
Stark policy differences separate candidates for 1st CD.
There are numerous ways Wisconsin could move to a flat income tax while benefitting Wisconsinites across the income spectrum. The most obvious solution is to flatten the rate while increasing the standard deduction.
How much does it cost to copy one piece of paper? If you ask records custodians in Wisconsin, many will tell you 25 cents. At least that’s what they charge.
Which greatly restricts reproductive rights — more than in nearly any state.
STORY TOPICS – Coronavirus – Governor’s race – Us senate race – Ag race – Other state races – Local government – Civil liberties – Courts – Economy – Education – Elections – Energy – Health care – Labor – Law and order – Public health and safety – Regulation
The Unemployment Insurance Advisory Council (UIAC) is welcoming suggestions to improve Wisconsin’s Unemployment Insurance (UI) program during two public hearings and a public comment period. The Council represents employee and employer interests and submits recommendations for improving unemployment law to the Legislature. The Council will hold two public hearings on
Mark Stoering, president, Xcel Energy-Wisconsin and Michigan, is retiring at the end of the year after more than 33 years of service to the company. He played key roles in laying the foundation for the company’s clean energy strategy, including leading the development of community solar in Wisconsin and the
This week, IRG Action Fund launched a major grassroots advocacy campaign to educate residents in Beloit and Janesville on how Governor Tony Evers’ policies have failed their public schools. Through a series of targeted postcards and digital ads, IRG Action is highlighting the struggles of the public schools in Beloit
Advocates for the trades are gaining ground in the education space, according to the head of the Construction Business Group. Speaking yesterday at a Competitive Wisconsin event at Blackhawk Technical College in Janesville, Robb Kahl noted many plumbers, operating engineers, electricians and others in the trades have six-figure salaries with