WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) today introduced the Nuclear Energy Reactor Demonstration (NERD) Act, a bill that would strengthen U.S. nuclear energy competitiveness by requiring the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to establish advanced nuclear reactor research and development goals. The NERD Act directs the DOE Secretary to work with private

Madison, Wis. (September 17, 2020) – Edgewood College is experiencing a spike in positive COVID-19 cases among students, and points to off-campus activities by a small fraction of the student population as the cause. “There’s every indication that this spike is attributable to violations of our protocols, and the state

Milwaukee, WI – Senator Chris Larson, ranking Senate Democrat on education, released the following statement today in response to State Superintendent of Public Instruction Carolyn Stanford Taylor’s “State of Education” speech: “Every child, regardless of their zip code, deserves access to a quality public education. In today’s remarks, State Superintendent Carolyn

Wisconsin Right to Life’s Political Action Committee has announced the following endorsements for the August 3rd, 2020 General Election: President of the United States Donald Trump+ United States House of Representatives CD1 – Bryan Steil+ CD3 – Derrick Van Orden CD5 – Scott Fitzgerald CD6 – Glenn Grothman+ CD7 – Tom Tiffany+ CD8 – Mike Gallagher+ Wisconsin State

MADISON, Wis. — National Public Lands Day and National Hunting and Fishing Day are coming up Saturday, Sept. 26. There are more than six million acres of public lands available for recreation in Wisconsin, providing Wisconsinites and visitors an incredible array of opportunities to hunt, fish, hike and so much more.

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(WISCONSIN) — Ahead of Trump’s rally in Mosinee (Marathon County), Wisconsin, WI-7 congressional candidate Tricia Zunker, Dairy Farmer and Lincoln County Board Supervisor Hans Breitenmoser Jr., small business owner Sarah Bruch, and occupational therapist Tammy Moothedan shined a light on how Donald Trump’s failed COVID-19 response has hurt small businesses across

MILWAUKEE, WI — Today, Protect Our Care’s nationwide virtual “Your Health, Your Vote” tour arrived in Wisconsin to highlight Republicans’ ongoing war on health care and failed coronavirus response. Headlined by U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin, Attorney General Josh Kaul, Former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, the

MADISON, Wis. – Extensive survey efforts conducted by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), tribal biologists and more than 100 trained citizen volunteers indicate an increase in Wisconsin’s wolf population from last year. This increase follows two years of steady abundance estimates and was measured in both the long-standing territory

As President Trump travels to the state, workers in Wisconsin are facing multiple crises: a painful recession, a global pandemic, and deep racial disparities. And yet at every turn, President Trump has put the interests of the wealthy and well-connected before those of workers and families. Unlike Trump, Biden has

Julia Nunes, the 2020 Alice in Dairyland, will visit five farms in the Rock County Town of Plymouth on Thursday, October 8. State Rep. Don Vruwink organized the tour to highlight the diversity of agriculture in one of the towns he represents. “The variety and vibrancy of agriculture across Wisconsin

[Madison, WI] – In scathing interviews with POLITICO, Wisconsin Democrats are ripping Governor Tony Evers for his weak response to the Kenosha riots earlier this summer. Evers’ sleepy actions led one Democrat interviewed to question, “Is he governing? Because it doesn’t feel like it.” Now Democrats fear that Evers’ feckless

Madison, WI – On September 17, Community Shares of Wisconsin will celebrate the work of three community leaders who are working to build a better community for all. The virtual celebration will begin on the Community Shares of Wisconsin Facebook page at 5:00 p.m. and will include stories and highlights of