Gov. Scott Walker and GOP legislators are working on an incentive package that would give Kimberly-Clark “Foxconn terms” to keep 600 jobs the paper manufacturer now plans to eliminate in Neenah.
The sprawling Democratic field for governor and the Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team have something in common this winter — both are causing angst.
We need a governor who will reestablish the norms of our democracy.
While a majority of legislators have professed support for a bill that would close the so-called “dark store loophole,” when the time came to make sure the bill would pass this legislative session, all but one Republican voted against bringing it to the floor.
New study confirms link between opioid usage and increase in kids in foster care.
Its attempt to fire the bipartisan head of state Elections Commission is clearly illegal.
Revenue from gas taxes will slowly disappear in the years to come. More debt is not the answer either. Over 20% of all transportation fund revenues are already used for debt service rather than improving our roads. All told, we spend over half a billion per year just servicing transportation-related debt.
Partisan politics is alive and well in the race for the next justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. And that is deeply troubling, though not surprising in these hyper-partisan times.
We don’t do military parades. Mussolini did military parades. We have the best and most expensive military ever assembled. We don’t have to prove it. Our foes know all about it.
It remains an open question which factors really led Abele to abandon the idea of putting parking meters in public parks. He has often stuck to his guns regardless of public opinion. And here comes another bill he’s pushing in Madison mainly designed to increase his powers and stick it to the county board.
Is the Milwaukee Police chief or his Fire-Police boss guilty of official misconduct?
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Contact: Rep. Michael Schraa 608) 267-7990 (Madison, WI) Representative Michael Schraa (R-Oshkosh) is working for bold reforms in youth justice. “Strong partnerships across party lines gave birth to this innovative approach which will ensure public safety, save taxpayer dollars, and
Contact: Rep. Paul Tittl (608) 266-0315 Madison: Today, the Assembly Health Committee, chaired by Rep. Joe Sanfelippo (R-New Berlin), passed Assembly Bill 556, a bill authored by Rep. Paul Tittl (R-Manitowoc). The bill improves the availability of psychiatric care across
Contact: Rep. Scott Allen (608) 266-8580 Rep. Scott Allen today voted in special session to approve a series of bills designed to move people from poverty to success. The package provides training and opportunities which serve to propel people off
Gov. Scott Walker and GOP legislators are working on an incentive package that would give Kimberly-Clark “Foxconn terms” to keep 600 jobs the paper manufacturer now plans to eliminate in Neenah.
The sprawling Democratic field for governor and the Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team have something in common this winter — both are causing angst.
We need a governor who will reestablish the norms of our democracy.
While a majority of legislators have professed support for a bill that would close the so-called “dark store loophole,” when the time came to make sure the bill would pass this legislative session, all but one Republican voted against bringing it to the floor.
New study confirms link between opioid usage and increase in kids in foster care.
Its attempt to fire the bipartisan head of state Elections Commission is clearly illegal.
Revenue from gas taxes will slowly disappear in the years to come. More debt is not the answer either. Over 20% of all transportation fund revenues are already used for debt service rather than improving our roads. All told, we spend over half a billion per year just servicing transportation-related debt.
Partisan politics is alive and well in the race for the next justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. And that is deeply troubling, though not surprising in these hyper-partisan times.
We don’t do military parades. Mussolini did military parades. We have the best and most expensive military ever assembled. We don’t have to prove it. Our foes know all about it.
It remains an open question which factors really led Abele to abandon the idea of putting parking meters in public parks. He has often stuck to his guns regardless of public opinion. And here comes another bill he’s pushing in Madison mainly designed to increase his powers and stick it to the county board.
Is the Milwaukee Police chief or his Fire-Police boss guilty of official misconduct?
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Contact: Rep. Michael Schraa 608) 267-7990 (Madison, WI) Representative Michael Schraa (R-Oshkosh) is working for bold reforms in youth justice. “Strong partnerships across party lines gave birth to this innovative approach which will ensure public safety, save taxpayer dollars, and provide better opportunities for youthful offenders to get their lives
Contact: Rep. Paul Tittl (608) 266-0315 Madison: Today, the Assembly Health Committee, chaired by Rep. Joe Sanfelippo (R-New Berlin), passed Assembly Bill 556, a bill authored by Rep. Paul Tittl (R-Manitowoc). The bill improves the availability of psychiatric care across the state by providing an income tax deduction to new
Contact: Rep. Scott Allen (608) 266-8580 Rep. Scott Allen today voted in special session to approve a series of bills designed to move people from poverty to success. The package provides training and opportunities which serve to propel people off of dependence and into the workforce. “We are committed to