MADISON, WI – State Senator Dave Hansen (D-Green Bay) and State Representative David Crowley (D-Milwaukee) released the following statement on requiring presidential candidates to release their federal tax returns: “There has and continues to be a great deal of speculation
Once again Vos and Fitzgerald try to scapegoat Milwaukee.
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald is extending his party’s assault on Gov. Evers’ veto powers by targeting money that might be spent on Milwaukee city rail, which Republicans have been sand-bagging forever.
Myths about incarceration causes preventing real discussion of prison population reduction problems.
The transition back to civilian life is filled with obstacles large and small. And just as we took care of each other in combat, I believe veterans have a duty to make sure their fellow service members don’t get left behind as they reintegrate into society.
Madison, Wis. — Wisconsin Commissioner of Insurance Mark Afable has approved an overall 8.84 percent decrease in Worker’s Compensation premium rates, effective Oct. 1, 2019. The reduction is expected to save Wisconsin businesses more than $170 million in 2020. This is
Gov. Tony Evers is ruling out the possibility that a portion of the $75 million in GPR set aside for transportation projects could fund the Milwaukee streetcar. DOT Secretary Craig Thompson on Thursday announced the administration will create a committee
The NRCC shared an overview of a new poll with WisPolitics.com that shows U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, neck-and-neck with a “named Republican candidate.” But the House GOP’s campaign arm declined to release the identity of the Republican Kind
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — The Joint Finance Committee will meet today to consider several funding requests from the Evers administration, including $5.2 million in stewardship funds on two projects. A member of
MADISON, WI – State Senator Dave Hansen (D-Green Bay) and State Representative David Crowley (D-Milwaukee) released the following statement on requiring presidential candidates to release their federal tax returns: “There has and continues to be a great deal of speculation among voters of all stripes about the current president’s financial
Once again Vos and Fitzgerald try to scapegoat Milwaukee.
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald is extending his party’s assault on Gov. Evers’ veto powers by targeting money that might be spent on Milwaukee city rail, which Republicans have been sand-bagging forever.
Myths about incarceration causes preventing real discussion of prison population reduction problems.
The transition back to civilian life is filled with obstacles large and small. And just as we took care of each other in combat, I believe veterans have a duty to make sure their fellow service members don’t get left behind as they reintegrate into society.
Madison, Wis. — Wisconsin Commissioner of Insurance Mark Afable has approved an overall 8.84 percent decrease in Worker’s Compensation premium rates, effective Oct. 1, 2019. The reduction is expected to save Wisconsin businesses more than $170 million in 2020. This is the fourth consecutive year Worker’s Compensation rates have declined in
Gov. Tony Evers is ruling out the possibility that a portion of the $75 million in GPR set aside for transportation projects could fund the Milwaukee streetcar. DOT Secretary Craig Thompson on Thursday announced the administration will create a committee that includes agency staff and representatives of local government to
The NRCC shared an overview of a new poll with WisPolitics.com that shows U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, neck-and-neck with a “named Republican candidate.” But the House GOP’s campaign arm declined to release the identity of the Republican Kind was matched against. A memo on the poll said it
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — The Joint Finance Committee will meet today to consider several funding requests from the Evers administration, including $5.2 million in stewardship funds on two projects. A member of the committee objected anonymously to the DNR’s request to release