(Madison) – In reaction to the surprise announcement that Governor Tony Evers was extending his shelter-in-place order, known as “Safer at Home”, to May 26, the John K. MacIver Institute for Public Policy criticized the governor’s decision and asked Wisconsinites
MADISON – Today, Governor Evers and DHS-designee Secretary Andrea Palm made the difficult but necessary decision to extend the Safer at Home order until May 26th. Public health experts and leading health care providers agree that the most effective thing
MADISON– Melissa Sargent (D-Madison) released the following statement announcing an endorsement from Autumn Neugent for her candidacy for Wisconsin’s 16th Senate District: “Today I am happy to share an endorsement from Autumn Neugent,” said Sargent. “From the conversations I’ve had
Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) has this week’s GOP Weekly Radio Address. I’m Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. The past month has been a difficult one for everyone in Wisconsin. Some families have experienced the loss of a loved one and to
Though some have called for beginning to reopen the state’s economy, Gov. Tony Evers says Wisconsin needs a dramatic uptick in testing capacity, among other things, before that step is taken. Instead, Evers’ administration yesterday extended a stay-at-home order for
Madison, Wis. – In case you missed it, Gov. Scott Walker’s column recently published by The Washington Times highlights the need for a transition plan to reopen the economy while keeping Americans healthy and safe during the pandemic. Excerpts from Gov. Walker’s column
Wisconsin GOP Party Chair Andrew Hitt said his party possibly “needed to do a better job” of turning out voters in the spring election who are only motivated by President Trump. Hitt commented on Justice Daniel Kelly’s loss during yesterday’s
MADISON, Wis. ‒ With all the changes occurring in healthcare during COVID-19, UW Health medical assistant (MA) apprentices are stepping up to help our COVID-19 response. During the COVID-19 crisis, the current MA apprentices are still doing classwork for the 11-month
(Madison) – In reaction to the surprise announcement that Governor Tony Evers was extending his shelter-in-place order, known as “Safer at Home”, to May 26, the John K. MacIver Institute for Public Policy criticized the governor’s decision and asked Wisconsinites to consider the science and the facts before agreeing to
MADISON – Today, Governor Evers and DHS-designee Secretary Andrea Palm made the difficult but necessary decision to extend the Safer at Home order until May 26th. Public health experts and leading health care providers agree that the most effective thing we can do as a state to keep Wisconsinites healthy
MADISON– Melissa Sargent (D-Madison) released the following statement announcing an endorsement from Autumn Neugent for her candidacy for Wisconsin’s 16th Senate District: “Today I am happy to share an endorsement from Autumn Neugent,” said Sargent. “From the conversations I’ve had with Autumn and her continued advocacy, it’s apparent how determined
Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) has this week’s GOP Weekly Radio Address. I’m Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. The past month has been a difficult one for everyone in Wisconsin. Some families have experienced the loss of a loved one and to them, we extend our heartfelt condolences. Others in our state
Though some have called for beginning to reopen the state’s economy, Gov. Tony Evers says Wisconsin needs a dramatic uptick in testing capacity, among other things, before that step is taken. Instead, Evers’ administration yesterday extended a stay-at-home order for another month, meaning a cancellation of the remainder of the
Madison, Wis. – In case you missed it, Gov. Scott Walker’s column recently published by The Washington Times highlights the need for a transition plan to reopen the economy while keeping Americans healthy and safe during the pandemic. Excerpts from Gov. Walker’s column can be found below: “We need to protect the health
Wisconsin GOP Party Chair Andrew Hitt said his party possibly “needed to do a better job” of turning out voters in the spring election who are only motivated by President Trump. Hitt commented on Justice Daniel Kelly’s loss during yesterday’s WisPolitics.com-Milwaukee Press Club Newmaker virtual luncheon. It featured Hitt and
MADISON, Wis. ‒ With all the changes occurring in healthcare during COVID-19, UW Health medical assistant (MA) apprentices are stepping up to help our COVID-19 response. During the COVID-19 crisis, the current MA apprentices are still doing classwork for the 11-month long program, but due to clinic consolidations they have also