MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today, with Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) Secretary-designee Andrea Palm, highlighted the expansion of COVID-19 testing across Wisconsin. This includes 71 new free community testing sites that will now be available in 56
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Center for the Study of Liberal Democracy (CSLD) announces a gift of $880,000 from the Menard family, in support of the Center’s stated mission to probe the nature and prospects of liberal democracy and its core
WASHINGTON, DC – The Department of Interior today announced a new rule de-listing the Gray Wolf in the lower 48 states, allowing state and tribal governments to develop their own locally-tailored management rules to reflect the unique conditions and needs
(Fond du Lac, WI) – Today, Congressman Glenn Grothman introduces the Healthcare Professionals for Glenn coalition. This coalition highlights our courageous healthcare professionals, in all sectors of the industry, that have pledged their support for him and his work on
MADISON – The People’s Maps Commission is holding an online virtual public hearing on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2020 to seek input on the redrawing of legislative redistricting maps. The Commission will hear expert testimony from Keith Gaddie and Kenneth Mayer. Gaddie, a voting
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul today announced he is taking action to resolve antitrust concerns raised by the proposed $4.6 billion-dollar merger between Waste Management, Inc. and Advanced Disposal Services Inc.—two of the largest providers of waste disposal
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announced today that Reuben Sanon will join her staff as Deputy Mayor. Sanon most recently served as the Communications and Diversity Strategist in the City of Sun Prairie, working closely with neighborhood navigators to engage and
President Trump promised to deliver record economic gains for American workers and, with today’s historic GDP report, has proven the success of his America First policies. Joe Biden spent 47 years in Washington shipping factory jobs overseas and selling out to
MADISON – For farmers struggling against economic forces and doing everything they can to keep afloat, grassland biodiversity may be the last thing they want to worry about. But expanding crops into grasslands to increase production could further jeopardize their
MADISON, WI (October 29, 2020) — A multiyear campaign to raise much-needed funding for UW–Madison priorities has been extended until December 31, 2021, Chancellor Rebecca Blank announced Thursday. The All Ways Forward campaign to benefit UW–Madison was announced publicly more than five
Audio file of address. MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today delivered the Democratic Radio Address emphasizing the urgent crisis the state of Wisconsin is in with more than 200,000 positive COVID-19 cases and encouraging Wisconsinites to stay home except for
MADISON – A new normal is taking shape as a warming planet is changing hurricane behaviors and patterns. Research over the last decade has shown alarming trends resulting in more destructive hurricanes. Global trends suggest hurricanes are getting stronger, moving
PALMYRA, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), in collaboration with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO), seeks the public’s help with information relating to an injury of a horse with a rider along a trail in the Southern
Black History Month has been celebrated during the month of February annually since 1976. It is a disservice to not honor black history and culture every month of the year. Our regular K-12 curriculum should include contributions made by black
They’re too young to vote but teens are finding a voice in this election! By partnering with Wisconsin Urban Leagues, young people are fueling a social media campaign challenging adults to vote. Diverse teens share their hopes and fears for
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today, with Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) Secretary-designee Andrea Palm, highlighted the expansion of COVID-19 testing across Wisconsin. This includes 71 new free community testing sites that will now be available in 56 counties and 7 tribal nations. These sites have the capacity
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Center for the Study of Liberal Democracy (CSLD) announces a gift of $880,000 from the Menard family, in support of the Center’s stated mission to probe the nature and prospects of liberal democracy and its core principles, practices, and institutions. “This gift enables the CSLD to
WASHINGTON, DC – The Department of Interior today announced a new rule de-listing the Gray Wolf in the lower 48 states, allowing state and tribal governments to develop their own locally-tailored management rules to reflect the unique conditions and needs of their own jurisdictions. “Today’s announcement represents an important first
(Fond du Lac, WI) – Today, Congressman Glenn Grothman introduces the Healthcare Professionals for Glenn coalition. This coalition highlights our courageous healthcare professionals, in all sectors of the industry, that have pledged their support for him and his work on their behalf in Congress. “I am honored to have received
MADISON – The People’s Maps Commission is holding an online virtual public hearing on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2020 to seek input on the redrawing of legislative redistricting maps. The Commission will hear expert testimony from Keith Gaddie and Kenneth Mayer. Gaddie, a voting rights and redistricting expert, is the President’s Associates Presidential Professor
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul today announced he is taking action to resolve antitrust concerns raised by the proposed $4.6 billion-dollar merger between Waste Management, Inc. and Advanced Disposal Services Inc.—two of the largest providers of waste disposal and collection services in Wisconsin and throughout the United States.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announced today that Reuben Sanon will join her staff as Deputy Mayor. Sanon most recently served as the Communications and Diversity Strategist in the City of Sun Prairie, working closely with neighborhood navigators to engage and empower underserved communities. Previously, he served as a Program Director
President Trump promised to deliver record economic gains for American workers and, with today’s historic GDP report, has proven the success of his America First policies. Joe Biden spent 47 years in Washington shipping factory jobs overseas and selling out to China. President Trump has defended American jobs and brought economic success
MADISON – For farmers struggling against economic forces and doing everything they can to keep afloat, grassland biodiversity may be the last thing they want to worry about. But expanding crops into grasslands to increase production could further jeopardize their operations’ profitability due to diminished yields, according to University of
MADISON, WI (October 29, 2020) — A multiyear campaign to raise much-needed funding for UW–Madison priorities has been extended until December 31, 2021, Chancellor Rebecca Blank announced Thursday. The All Ways Forward campaign to benefit UW–Madison was announced publicly more than five years ago and was spearheaded by the Wisconsin Foundation and
Audio file of address. MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today delivered the Democratic Radio Address emphasizing the urgent crisis the state of Wisconsin is in with more than 200,000 positive COVID-19 cases and encouraging Wisconsinites to stay home except for essential errands like grocery shopping, picking up medications, and voting.
MADISON – A new normal is taking shape as a warming planet is changing hurricane behaviors and patterns. Research over the last decade has shown alarming trends resulting in more destructive hurricanes. Global trends suggest hurricanes are getting stronger, moving more slowly over land, and deviating farther north and south
PALMYRA, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), in collaboration with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO), seeks the public’s help with information relating to an injury of a horse with a rider along a trail in the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest during the afternoon
Black History Month has been celebrated during the month of February annually since 1976. It is a disservice to not honor black history and culture every month of the year. Our regular K-12 curriculum should include contributions made by black Americans in all fields: business, literature, music, math, science, civics,
They’re too young to vote but teens are finding a voice in this election! By partnering with Wisconsin Urban Leagues, young people are fueling a social media campaign challenging adults to vote. Diverse teens share their hopes and fears for the future in the #voteforme video series. They speak frankly