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State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout told backers she’s running for guv to “turn the state’s priorities upside down” and “put people first,” according to prepared remarks from her campaign.
Vinehout planned to say at her formal announcement in Black River Falls that includes investing in the state’s workers, making public schools the top priority, ensuring affordable health care is available to...
Vinehout vows she’ll ‘put people first’ as she announces run for...
State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout told backers she’s running for guv to “turn the state’s priorities upside down” and “put people first,” according to prepared...
Steven Walters: Democrats’ leadership blender claws Barca
Barca’s Foxconn vote played a role in his being dumped as Assembly Democratic leader.
Dave Zweifel: New health bill makes me shudder
Once decision-making is in the hands of the states, there will be 50 health care debates around the country. Some states will work to insure as many people as possible, even if it requires providing more funds themselves to supplement the reduced federal dollars under Graham-Cassidy. Others will decide that it's too costly and will opt instead to allow insurance companies to charge higher premiums for the elderly, disabled and those with pre-existing conditions in order to save their states money.
Bill Kaplan: McCain stepped up again
McCain says he won't support the Senate GOP's latests health care bill.
The Ride brings in $300,000 for cancer research
A recent community biking event in Dane County brought in over $300,000 to support research at the UW and the Carbone Cancer Center.
The Ride...
UW researchers teaming up to study blood disorders
Two researchers from the UW School of Medicine and Public Health are teaming up to better understand how a certain gene is related to...
Support building for palliative care in Wisconsin
Tim Jessick, chairman of the recently formed Palliative Care Network of Wisconsin, is trying to build out a broad support network for palliative care...
