Contacts: Leeann Duwe, Public Information Officer, 608-224-5005 MADISON – Through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) will begin inspecting produce farms for compliance with federal
Contact: Lisa Lucas, lisa@wisconsinvoices.org MILWAUKEE – Wisconsin Voices applauds the Assembly Democrats for prioritizing the restoration of good governance and pro-democracy policies, including redistricting reform, in the new legislative session. Americans across the political spectrum should be entitled to freely
Contact: Charles Nichols (608) 257-4765 Republicans Propose Pre-Existing Health Care Coverage, Evers Claims to Support Protections [Madison, WI] – Later today, Governor Tony Evers is scheduled to meet with Republican legislative leaders to discuss opportunities to move forward on a
It may seem to Democrats in the Wisconsin Assembly that having been gerrymandered into the minority, it is impossible to soon become the majority. But the impossible in politics is often the inevitable.
It’s increasingly clear that Wisconsin has reduced substantially its relative support for state transportation needs. What is less clear is how or whether the current governor and legislature will respond.
Wildlife columnist Patricia Randolph spotlighted the incredibly cruel practice of organized predator-killing contests throughout the country, including over a dozen right here in Wisconsin.
Tony Evers and GOP lawmakers today laid down markers on the upcoming fight over expanding Medicaid, with the new guv saying he made clear he plans to include the move in his upcoming budget. Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau,
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Wisconsin youth prisons are still relying on pepper spray and are keeping inmates in solitary confinement for weeks at a time, according to a report filed Monday by a court-ordered monitor. The new report shows that the staff at Lincoln
Contact: Collin Roth collin@will-law.org | 414-727-7418 The News: WILL Attorneys Lucas Vebber and Anthony LoCoco, on behalf of two wedding barn owners, have sued the Evers administration in defense of Wisconsin wedding barns. The lawsuit, filed in Dunn County Circuit Court, asks
Contacts: Leeann Duwe, Public Information Officer, 608-224-5005 MADISON – Through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) will begin inspecting produce farms for compliance with federal food safety regulations this year. The inspections are part of
Contact: Lisa Lucas, lisa@wisconsinvoices.org MILWAUKEE – Wisconsin Voices applauds the Assembly Democrats for prioritizing the restoration of good governance and pro-democracy policies, including redistricting reform, in the new legislative session. Americans across the political spectrum should be entitled to freely choose their representatives. But in polar opposition to that basic
Contact: Charles Nichols (608) 257-4765 Republicans Propose Pre-Existing Health Care Coverage, Evers Claims to Support Protections [Madison, WI] – Later today, Governor Tony Evers is scheduled to meet with Republican legislative leaders to discuss opportunities to move forward on a number of policy priorities outlined by Assembly Republicans last week.
It may seem to Democrats in the Wisconsin Assembly that having been gerrymandered into the minority, it is impossible to soon become the majority. But the impossible in politics is often the inevitable.
It’s increasingly clear that Wisconsin has reduced substantially its relative support for state transportation needs. What is less clear is how or whether the current governor and legislature will respond.
Wildlife columnist Patricia Randolph spotlighted the incredibly cruel practice of organized predator-killing contests throughout the country, including over a dozen right here in Wisconsin.
Tony Evers and GOP lawmakers today laid down markers on the upcoming fight over expanding Medicaid, with the new guv saying he made clear he plans to include the move in his upcoming budget. Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, told reporters after the
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Wisconsin youth prisons are still relying on pepper spray and are keeping inmates in solitary confinement for weeks at a time, according to a report filed Monday by a court-ordered monitor. The new report shows that the staff at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake juvenile prisons are only partially in
Contact: Collin Roth collin@will-law.org | 414-727-7418 The News: WILL Attorneys Lucas Vebber and Anthony LoCoco, on behalf of two wedding barn owners, have sued the Evers administration in defense of Wisconsin wedding barns. The lawsuit, filed in Dunn County Circuit Court, asks for a judge to remove the cloud of uncertainty created