MADISON – State Representative Timothy Ramthun (R-Campbellsport) released the following statement regarding election integrity efforts: “On June 25th, Speaker Vos offered the role of Special Counsel to former Justice Michael Gableman. Fast forward to July 15th, I put out a press
Madison – The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) announced grant awards today to 15 recipients totaling $915,265 to study the feasibility of Critical Infrastructure Microgrids and Community Resilience Centers (CIMCRC) across Wisconsin. The PSC established the CIMCRC pilot grant program on
La Crosse, WI — Today, Rep. Ron Kind is highlighting a new report from the Joint Economic Committee estimating that 70,000 Child Tax Credit monthly tax cut payments were delivered to families in Wisconsin’s Third Congressional District in August. A total of $33.4 million in tax cuts went back in
OSHKOSH — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) announced that his staff will be available for mobile office hours at the time and location listed below. These office hours allow constituents to meet with the senator’s staff to request assistance with a
On Monday, Sept. 20, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona will launch the “Return to School Road Trip”—a bus tour to showcase students and communities safely returning to in-person learning—with several events in Wisconsin. First, Secretary Cardona will visit Eau Claire
Quotes of the Week As part of our efforts to manage the state workforce, we’re looking to every tool at our disposal to address the delta variant, including testing, wearing masks, and vaccination. – Evers Administration Secretary Joel Brennan on
Hunter Nation, the fastest growing grassroots organization in the country dedicated to protecting the rights of hunters, issued the following statement today in response to a Dane County Judge’s ruling that effectively maintains Dr. Frederick Prehn as the rightful and
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MADISON, Wis. — As the country braces at the threat of yet another round of violent protests defending the actions of insurrectionists who ransacked the Capitol on January 6th, open questions remain about Derrick Van Orden’s participation in the deadly
— UW-Madison’s newly launched School of Computer, Data and Information Sciences aims to build on the momentum of these growing fields. “We’re investing in CDIS because at this moment in time, a first-rate computer and data science program is a
Honorees represent Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, Sept. 16, 2021 — Four “Heroes of the 50 States,” representing Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, will be inducted Sept. 30 into the National Freedom of Information Coalition’s State Open Government
MADISON, Wis. — According to a new poll by Data for Progress, 67% of likely Wisconsin voters support President Biden’s Build Back Better agenda. Support for the President’s agenda comes as no surprise, as the American Rescue Plan continues to
MADISON – State Representative Timothy Ramthun (R-Campbellsport) released the following statement regarding election integrity efforts: “On June 25th, Speaker Vos offered the role of Special Counsel to former Justice Michael Gableman. Fast forward to July 15th, I put out a press release requesting the Legislature conduct a full forensic physical cyber
Madison – The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) announced grant awards today to 15 recipients totaling $915,265 to study the feasibility of Critical Infrastructure Microgrids and Community Resilience Centers (CIMCRC) across Wisconsin. The PSC established the CIMCRC pilot grant program on June 4, 2021, as part of the Office of Energy
La Crosse, WI — Today, Rep. Ron Kind is highlighting a new report from the Joint Economic Committee estimating that 70,000 Child Tax Credit monthly tax cut payments were delivered to families in Wisconsin’s Third Congressional District in August. A total of $33.4 million in tax cuts went back in the pockets of hardworking families across the district. Statewide, 601,000 monthly tax
OSHKOSH — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) announced that his staff will be available for mobile office hours at the time and location listed below. These office hours allow constituents to meet with the senator’s staff to request assistance with a federal agency or regarding other federal matters. Note: Staff-led mobile office
On Monday, Sept. 20, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona will launch the “Return to School Road Trip”—a bus tour to showcase students and communities safely returning to in-person learning—with several events in Wisconsin. First, Secretary Cardona will visit Eau Claire for a tour of Locust Lane Elementary School and a Return to
Quotes of the Week As part of our efforts to manage the state workforce, we’re looking to every tool at our disposal to address the delta variant, including testing, wearing masks, and vaccination. – Evers Administration Secretary Joel Brennan on the Evers administration’s mandate that unvaccinated executive branch workers must
Hunter Nation, the fastest growing grassroots organization in the country dedicated to protecting the rights of hunters, issued the following statement today in response to a Dane County Judge’s ruling that effectively maintains Dr. Frederick Prehn as the rightful and lawful Chairman of the State’s Natural Resources Board. “Today’s
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MADISON, Wis. — As the country braces at the threat of yet another round of violent protests defending the actions of insurrectionists who ransacked the Capitol on January 6th, open questions remain about Derrick Van Orden’s participation in the deadly attack on our democracy — including from the Federal Elections
— UW-Madison’s newly launched School of Computer, Data and Information Sciences aims to build on the momentum of these growing fields. “We’re investing in CDIS because at this moment in time, a first-rate computer and data science program is a necessity in any first-class university and for a state that
Honorees represent Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, Sept. 16, 2021 — Four “Heroes of the 50 States,” representing Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, will be inducted Sept. 30 into the National Freedom of Information Coalition’s State Open Government Hall of Fame, as the Class of 2021. The inductees
MADISON, Wis. — According to a new poll by Data for Progress, 67% of likely Wisconsin voters support President Biden’s Build Back Better agenda. Support for the President’s agenda comes as no surprise, as the American Rescue Plan continues to help small businesses, rural health clinics, and farmers build back better from this pandemic —