Barnes campaign: Continues Working For Wisconsin tour in Superior
Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, continued his Working For Wisconsin tour yesterday morning in Superior. The tour, which has previously had stops in Racine, Green Bay, Milwaukee, Madison, Cambridge, La Crosse, and Eau Claire, has engaged with
WisGOP: Dysfunction reigns at Gov. Evers’ DSPS
[Madison, WI] – While Wisconsin suffers from a labor shortage, the plight of business owners and workers has only gotten worse under Tony Evers. For months, Evers’ state licensing agency has forced workers, including frontline health care workers like nurses
National Guard: Serving those who serve – Service Member Support Division part 2
The majority of the Wisconsin National Guard’s Service Member Support Division (SMSD) relocated to a new location earlier this year, ultimately making it easier to collaborate in an effort to provide Wisconsin’s service members, veterans, Department of Defense civilians, and
Sen. Pfaff: Funding to combat opioid epidemic should be released
Madison, WI – This week, the Wisconsin State Legislature’s Republican controlled Joint Finance Committee objected to a plan to use the first tranche of Wisconsin’s $31 million in National Prescription Opiate Litigation settlement funds to combat the state’s opioid epidemic. This
Wisconsin Land and Water: Rural communities to benefit from historic federal investment
MADISON, Wis. – President Joe Biden signed into law the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which is the single largest investment the federal government has made to address climate issues in American history. The $369 billion package of climate and energy
WisDems: Tim Michels is more radical than 79% of Wisconsin Republicans on abortion
MADISON, Wis. — Tim Michels is wildly out of step with most Wisconsinites on abortion — even Republicans. The latest Marquette poll revealed that not only do 65% of Wisconsinites believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases, but also 79% of
Sen. Wimberger: On Governor claiming PFAS progress
“I don’t agree that Governor Evers is making progress. In fact, he’s made the situation in my district significantly worse” MADISON, WI — Wisconsin State Senator Eric Wimberger (R-Green Bay) issued the following statement regarding Governor Evers’ claims PFAS Progress Report: “Governor
Gov. Evers: Announces $4.5 million investment in conservation projects across Wisconsin
MADISON – Gov. Tony Evers today announced more than $4.5 million in funding to advance projects across Wisconsin of significant importance to several communities, conservation and natural resource protection, and the state’s multi-billion-dollar outdoor recreation economy. “From exploring our extraordinary
Barnes campaign: FACT CHECK – Lt. Governor Barnes has worked to keep Wisconsin communities safe
Barnes Has Fought To Ensure Law Enforcement Has The Resources Needed To Address Crime A new TV ad launched by Ron Johnson is falsely attacking Lt. Governor Barnes, over his record of working to keep all Wisconsin communities safe. Lt.
WisDems: ICYMI – “Five ways Democrats have helped Wisconsin under Biden’s leadership”
“The Biden administration’s record is robust and has already delivered more in 18 months than most modern-day presidents do in a full term.” MADISON, Wis. – This summer, President Biden and Democrats took on special interests and won. While Democrats rack
Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin: Endorses Kelly Westlund and Laura Gapske
Dept. of Natural Resources: Wisconsin PFAS Action Council releases PFAS Action Plan Progress Report
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced the Wisconsin PFAS Action Council (WisPAC) released its PFAS Action Plan Progress Report. The Progress Report outlines steps taken by state agencies to address PFAS contamination since December 2020, when the Wisconsin
Dept. of Workforce Development: BLS data – Wisconsin adds 10,000 private sector jobs, 9,900 total nonfarm jobs in July
MADISON – The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) preliminary employment estimates for the month of July 2022. The state added 10,000 private-sector jobs and 9,900 total nonfarm jobs and the state’s
Rep. Tittl: To hold listening sessions at Manitowoc County Fair
Madison: Representative Paul Tittl (R-Manitowoc) is pleased to announce he will hold listening sessions at the Manitowoc County Fair which begins next week. The sessions will take place at the Manitowoc County Republican Booth on Wednesday the 24th from 12:15
City of Racine: RYDE Racine partners with Racine Unified Schools & Gateway Technical College to provide transit services for students
City of Racine – Local institutions of education have partnered with RYDE Racine to provide transit services in order to get students to the classroom. After almost a two year hiatus from such a partnership due to COVID-19, Racine Unified School
The Center for Black Excellence and Culture: New UW-Madison Chancellor Mnookin visits The Center site
Chancellor Mnookin calls The Center a “real opportunity” for UW to advance the Wisconsin Idea through research and educational collaboration Madison, Wis. – August 18, 2022 – In a demonstration of priorities during her first week on the job, University of
Dept. of Natural Resources: Ride Across Wisconsin Aug. 20-21
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds trail users that certain sections of several state trails will be used as part of the Ride Across Wisconsin event held this weekend, Aug. 20 – 21. Trail users should
Gov. Evers: Announces Wisconsin PFAS Action Council 2022 PFAS Action Plan Progress Report
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced the Wisconsin PFAS Action Council released its 2022 PFAS Action Plan Progress Report. As part of the Year of Clean Drinking Water, Gov. Evers created the Council in 2019, which is comprised of a group of
Rep. Meyers: Joint Committee on Finance approves Wisconsin Arts Board’s 13.10 request
Madison, WI — Recently, after significant delays by the committee’s Republican members, the Joint Committee on Finance approved the Wisconsin Arts Board’s 13.10 request for $109,200 GPR, which in turn unlocks another $109,200 in federal match funds from the National