If our great state is going to emerge from the coronavirus pandemic poised for growth, we will need to renew the Wisconsin Idea for the 21st century with a real investment in the University of Wisconsin System.
Brookfield, WI – When public infrastructure issues come up, it’s usually about roads and bridges. Democrat Tom Palzewicz running for Wisconsin’s Fifth Congressional District seat, is looking beyond immediate needs, but to our needs in the future. In southeast Wisconsin, there has been focus on the Marquette and Zoo interchanges in Milwaukee, the Foxconn project in Racine County and upgrades on I-94 and I-43. That is an immediate concern, but Palzewicz believes our focus on roads will not serve the needs of the community in the years ahead. Our reliance on cars contributes greatly to the never-ending need for repair. Jobs
JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN—Today, Congressman Bryan Steil (WI-01), who represents Kenosha County in Congress, issued a statement following the third night of violence in Kenosha. “I ask the nation to join me in praying for our community of Kenosha. Last night the situation went from bad to worse. We are once again still gathering the facts. The violence must be stopped. Yesterday, Governor Evers sent 250 National Guard to Kenosha. This was woefully insufficient. Yesterday, I asked the President for additional assistance. He agreed. The offer was rejected by Governor Evers. Again, I call on the Governor to accept the President’s offer
‘Anarchy and chaos will not advance justice, and must be stopped’ OSHKOSH – U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said the following Wednesday after another night of violence in Kenosha: “It is heartbreaking that the violence in Kenosha has now escalated to include the loss of human life. Although it will not guarantee peace, Governor Evers should reconsider his refusal to accept President Trump’s offer to send more personnel to restore order. “It is now three days since Jacob Blake was shot. I have repeatedly urged peace, and I renew that call today. Anarchy and chaos will not advance justice, and must be stopped.”
Two people were killed and a third injured in a shooting as a third night of protests roiled downtown Kenosha. In a statement this morning, Kenosha police provided few details of the shootings. The third person with gunshot wounds was transported to a hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth told the New York Times the investigation of the incident is centering on a confrontation between protestors and a group of armed men who said they were on the scene to help protect property. “I’ve had people saying, ‘Why don’t you deputize citizens?’” he said
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Two people were killed and a third injured in a shooting as a third night of protests roiled downtown Kenosha. In a statement this morning, Kenosha police provided few details of the shootings. The third person with gunshot wounds was transported to a hospital with serious, but not life-thre… Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, click here for a WisPolitics free trial and to view the different subscription options. Username or E-mail Password * Remember Me Forgot Password
America First Action PAC announces today an $18.6 million advertisement spend beginning in September in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Florida. This will be a broadcast, digital, and cable investment. The $18.6 million spend will be broken down as follows: Wisconsin – $3.7 million Green Bay: $850k La Crosse/Eau Claire: $2.1m Wausau: $750k Pennsylvania – $3 million Wilkes Barre: $1.75m Johnstown: $850k Erie: $400k North Carolina – $9.7 million Charlotte: $2.2m Winston Salem: $1.4m Greenville-New Bern: $2.3m Raleigh: $3.1m Wilmington: $700k Florida – $2.2 million Orlando: $2.2m This $18.9M investment comes on the heels of our $23 million summer buy, where
A north-central Wisconsin businessman compared President Trump to the Wisconsin Badgers football team this evening, telling the Republican National Convention they’re both smart, tough and dependable. John Peterson, owner of metal fabrication business Schuette Metals, said those qualities are exactly what’s needed in a president and praised Trump for his decision to scrap NAFTA and negotiate a new… Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, click here for a WisPolitics free trial and to view the different subscription options.
If our great state is going to emerge from the coronavirus pandemic poised for growth, we will need to renew the Wisconsin Idea for the 21st century with a real investment in the University of Wisconsin System.
Brookfield, WI – When public infrastructure issues come up, it’s usually about roads and bridges. Democrat Tom Palzewicz running for Wisconsin’s Fifth Congressional District seat, is looking beyond immediate needs, but to our needs in the future. In southeast Wisconsin, there has been focus on the Marquette and Zoo interchanges in
JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN—Today, Congressman Bryan Steil (WI-01), who represents Kenosha County in Congress, issued a statement following the third night of violence in Kenosha. “I ask the nation to join me in praying for our community of Kenosha. Last night the situation went from bad to worse. We are once again
‘Anarchy and chaos will not advance justice, and must be stopped’ OSHKOSH – U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said the following Wednesday after another night of violence in Kenosha: “It is heartbreaking that the violence in Kenosha has now escalated to include the loss of human life. Although it will not guarantee
Two people were killed and a third injured in a shooting as a third night of protests roiled downtown Kenosha. In a statement this morning, Kenosha police provided few details of the shootings. The third person with gunshot wounds was transported to a hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Two people were killed and a third injured in a shooting as a third night of protests roiled downtown Kenosha. In a statement this morning, Kenosha police provided few details of the shootings. The third person with gunshot
America First Action PAC announces today an $18.6 million advertisement spend beginning in September in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Florida. This will be a broadcast, digital, and cable investment. The $18.6 million spend will be broken down as follows: Wisconsin – $3.7 million Green Bay: $850k La Crosse/Eau Claire:
A north-central Wisconsin businessman compared President Trump to the Wisconsin Badgers football team this evening, telling the Republican National Convention they’re both smart, tough and dependable. John Peterson, owner of metal fabrication business Schuette Metals, said those qualities are exactly what’s needed in a president and praised Trump for his