FORT MCCOY, Wis. — Wisconsin National Guard Leaders at all levels now have another tool at their disposal to help address challenges Soldiers and Airmen in the organization face in their military and civilian lives that affect the force’s readiness for its state and federal missions. The Wisconsin National Guard’s

MADISON – The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) urges electric, natural gas, and water utility customers with outstanding bills to make payment arrangements or apply for financial assistance before the annual winter moratorium on disconnections for nonpayment expires on April 15, 2021. The action comes following a moratorium preventing

MADISON — In response to President Joe Biden’s recently announced plans to focus on improving public health and addressing climate change, health leaders from across Wisconsin gathered to discuss the benefits national climate action can have at the local level. The conversation occurred on Monday as part of a virtual

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages anyone with a passion for helping people and protecting natural resources to apply to be a part of the next class of conservation wardens. The 2021 DNR conservation warden application period opens April 12 and the DNR will accept applications

MILWAUKEE — Citizen Soldiers and Airmen from the Wisconsin National Guard began assisting at two mass community vaccination sites in Milwaukee this week. Approximately 40 Wisconsin National Guard troops are on duty at Milwaukee North Division and Milwaukee South Division High Schools helping administer vaccines, and approximately a dozen more

MADISON, WI (April 12, 2021) — The United States has enacted a large COVID relief package — and now attention has turned to a newly proposed infrastructure plan that includes more than $2 trillion in spending over the coming decade. What does this economic stimulus package include? What impact might

April is Medicaid Awareness Month, and the Republican lawmakers in the states that have not yet expanded Medicaid now have even more reason to do so. In addition to providing affordable coverage options for millions of uninsured Americans through the Affordable Care Act, the American Rescue Plan provides robust financial

Construction is expected to begin Monday, April 19 on US 14/Commercial Street, between Walter Road and County KP, in Mazomanie. The project will address deteriorating pavement conditions and substandard pedestrian accommodations. Additional improvements include storm sewer, grading, aggregate, curb and gutter, asphalt pavement, street lighting, sidewalk, and traffic signals at

MADISON – Wisconsin Conservation Voters is in solidarity with those calling for racial justice and accountability in the wake of growing Anti-Asian violence in recent months. The most public being the tragic murder of eight people, six of whom were Asian American women, in a targeted, hateful attack in Atlanta on

Washington, D.C. – The oppo is already flying in Wisconsin in what will be one of the nastiest Democrat primaries in the country. Today it was revealed that likely Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Sarah Godlewski does not have a master’s degree after all.  And she’s not the only potential Democrat candidate in

BURLINGTON — The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction ruled Friday that the Burlington Area School District has not done enough to address the ongoing racial harassment and discrimination against students of color in its schools. DPI ordered the district to submit a written plan within 30 days detailing the steps

MADISON – Senator Melissa Agard (D-Madison) released the following statement regarding the shooting of Daunte Wright by police: “My heart aches for the family of Daunte Wright, the Brooklyn Center community, and Minnesota as it again grapples with a senseless act of violence. It is not okay to not be