Madison, Wis. — State agency secretaries continue to highlight community climate resiliency efforts across the state, with a recent focus on Milwaukee. Through this work we can build a Stronger Wisconsin that will be prepared to withstand extreme weather events.   Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Mark Afable, Department of Safety and Professional Services Secretary Dawn Crim, Department of Financial Institutions Secretary Kathy Blumenfeld, Department of Natural Resources Secretary Preston Cole, and Governor Evers’ Milwaukee Outreach Director Nadiyah Groves met with local leaders to learn more about how neighborhood-level flood mitigation projects have helped their communities prepare for and withstand severe weather events.  

Over $5.1 Million Committed to Date with Application Window Closing Tomorrow  Washington, DC — Today, Rep. Ron Kind announced that schools and libraries in Wisconsin’s Third Congressional District are so far set to receive over $2.4 million in the latest round of American Rescue Plan funding through the FCC’s Emergency Connectivity Fund Program. This program is helping schools and libraries close the Homework Gap for students who currently lack necessary broadband access or the devices they need to connect to classrooms. The Emergency Connectivity Fund provided schools and libraries in Wisconsin’s Third Congressional District with over $2.6 million in funding through the first application

WASHINGTON — On Thursday, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) joined Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-Tenn.), both members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, along with Sens. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), Ted Cruz (R-Texas), John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), and Todd Young (R-Ind.) in sending a letter to Committee Chairman Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) and Ranking Member Jim Risch (R-Ind.) concerning Taiwan and communist China.   The Senators are asking the committee to hold regular Member-level classified briefings and an open full committee hearing with cabinet-level officials from the Biden Administration’s State Department and Defense Department about U.S. strategy toward Communist China and U.S. policy regarding Taiwan.

[Madison, WI] – Today, the Republican Party of Wisconsin joins the nation in celebrating National Farmers Day as we honor the hardworking men and women in agriculture who feed our country. While Republicans stand up for farmers and rural communities, Democrats seek to dismantle rural Wisconsinites’ way of life — leading to a widespread shift of rural Americans away from the Democrat Party. While the Democrats try to court rural voters via awkward Zoom calls, their actions reflect their abandonment of rural Americans in favor of appeasing liberal elites in Madison: Tony Evers tried to raise taxes on farmers and manufacturers, impose a far-left environmental

Madison, Wis. — Senator Ron Johnson has spent the last week in hot water after the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel found in 2017 that he paid virtually nothing in state income taxes and tape came to light of him saying the top 1% pay their fair share in taxes while talking to a Wisconsin truck driver. Despite mounting criticism, Johnson has blatantly refused to tell Wisconsinites why he paid the same amount as a Wisconsin family making $40,000 a year, while reporting nearly half a million dollars in income. Instead, Johnson defended how much himself and the wealthiest 1% pay in

MILWAUKEE, WI – In an initiative led by the Milwaukee Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression (MAARPR) and in collaboration with County Board Supervisor Priscila Coggs-Jones, Lindberg Park has been officially renamed to Berrien Park.   MAARPR and community residents were motivated to rename the park after learning about Lindberg’s sympathies for the Nazi Party and work with the America First Committee. Residents deserved the park to be renamed after someone more representative of their community. Lucille Berrien, 93, lived in the neighborhood for many years, and has been a champion for justice for most of her life in Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, WI – In an initiative led by the Milwaukee Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression (MAARPR) and in collaboration with County Board Supervisor Priscila Coggs-Jones, Lindberg Park has been officially renamed to Berrien Park. MAARPR and community residents were motivated to rename the park after learning about Lindberg’s sympathies for the Nazi Party and work with the America First Committee. Residents deserved the park to be renamed after someone more representative of their community. Lucille Berrien, 93, lived in the neighborhood for many years, and has been a champion for justice for most of her life in Milwaukee. She