(MILWAUKEE, WI) – This afternoon, Mayor Barrett announced he would veto the maps approved by the Common Council on November 23rd that included only two Latinx “influence districts” with a 25.6% and 28.1% Latinx population each. The veto came shortly
Madison… Senator Joan Ballweg (R-Markesan) and Representative Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton) had their bill, which creates an emergency or roadside response area, signed into law as 2021 Wisconsin Act 115. According to a survey done by AAA, 17% of Wisconsin drivers have
Groups representing farmers and dairy producers in the state are applauding Gov. Tony Evers for signing into law a bill that aims to expand exports of Wisconsin agriculture products. Under 2021 Wisconsin Act 92, the Department of Agriculture, Trade, and
Health officials have identified the first known case of the omicron variant of COVID-19 in Wisconsin. This strain of the virus was first identified last month in South Africa, and has since spread to dozens of countries. The CDC has
To end the pandemic and enjoy normal activities without fear, we must talk to friends, neighbors and relatives about protecting themselves and others by getting vaccinated.
Sobering facts to consider on a day we remember when we came together to fight an enemy.
COVID-19, of any variant, is something to take seriously. Please take the time to wash your hands, avoid unnecessary contact, stay home if you are sick, get vaccinated if you choose, and take other reasonable steps to keep yourself and your loved ones from getting ill. But we must not be ruled by fear and give up our way of life.
MADISON, Wis. — Thanks to Scott Walker and Rebecca Kleefisch refusing to accept federal funding from President Obama, Wisconsin’s fastest-growing region — Dane County — has been left unconnected by passenger rail to Milwaukee and Chicago. But now, thanks to
On Friday, December 3, Governor Tony Evers vetoed a suite of pro-life bills, and promised to do so again in the future if the occasion presented itself. Among these vetoed bills are the Born Alive Survivors Protection Act, A Women’s
Why not a fifth run for governor? Tommy Thompson would raise the seriousness and quality of the 2022 campaign.
AMHERST— Gov. Tony Evers today signed Assembly Bill 297, now 2021 Wisconsin Act 115. “Distracted or negligent driving is dangerous and can even be deadly. This bill is a critical step in ensuring the safety of workers on our roads, whether they’re emergency and first
By all the traditional measures of electoral common sense, not to mention the common decency that once prevailed in the state’s politics, Wisconsin democracy is imperiled.
As Americans, we value personal choice and personal responsibility. Each of us can choose the comfort of denial, or the more difficult but responsible and essential path of facing the facts and dealing with them.
The Senate candidate is richly engaged in Chinanomics. Lasry holds $50,001 to $100,000 in Alibaba stock and as much as $100,000 in Tencent stock, according to U.S. Senate financial disclosures.
Kavanaugh and a nation’s short memory on abortion.
As the members of the Supreme Court deliberate on the merits of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case, let us pray that they appreciate the miracle of each new life.
If you find yourself planning ahead for gifts, I ask that you also plan ahead for ways that you can buy American.
It divided Wisconsin’s Congressional delegation—Democrats in favor, Republicans opposed—but the new $1.2 trillion infrastructure package will touch every part of the state and every resident in one way or another.
(MILWAUKEE, WI) – This afternoon, Mayor Barrett announced he would veto the maps approved by the Common Council on November 23rd that included only two Latinx “influence districts” with a 25.6% and 28.1% Latinx population each. The veto came shortly after Voces de la Frontera, Forward Latino, and other Latinx
Madison… Senator Joan Ballweg (R-Markesan) and Representative Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton) had their bill, which creates an emergency or roadside response area, signed into law as 2021 Wisconsin Act 115. According to a survey done by AAA, 17% of Wisconsin drivers have experienced a crash, or near miss, with an emergency vehicle
Groups representing farmers and dairy producers in the state are applauding Gov. Tony Evers for signing into law a bill that aims to expand exports of Wisconsin agriculture products. Under 2021 Wisconsin Act 92, the Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection will be working with the Wisconsin Economic Development
Health officials have identified the first known case of the omicron variant of COVID-19 in Wisconsin. This strain of the virus was first identified last month in South Africa, and has since spread to dozens of countries. The CDC has classified it as a “variant of concern,” as it displays
To end the pandemic and enjoy normal activities without fear, we must talk to friends, neighbors and relatives about protecting themselves and others by getting vaccinated.
Sobering facts to consider on a day we remember when we came together to fight an enemy.
COVID-19, of any variant, is something to take seriously. Please take the time to wash your hands, avoid unnecessary contact, stay home if you are sick, get vaccinated if you choose, and take other reasonable steps to keep yourself and your loved ones from getting ill. But we must not be ruled by fear and give up our way of life.
MADISON, Wis. — Thanks to Scott Walker and Rebecca Kleefisch refusing to accept federal funding from President Obama, Wisconsin’s fastest-growing region — Dane County — has been left unconnected by passenger rail to Milwaukee and Chicago. But now, thanks to President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress, the Bipartisan Infrastructure
On Friday, December 3, Governor Tony Evers vetoed a suite of pro-life bills, and promised to do so again in the future if the occasion presented itself. Among these vetoed bills are the Born Alive Survivors Protection Act, A Women’s Right to Know Act, the Prenatal Diagnosis Information Act, and
Why not a fifth run for governor? Tommy Thompson would raise the seriousness and quality of the 2022 campaign.
AMHERST— Gov. Tony Evers today signed Assembly Bill 297, now 2021 Wisconsin Act 115. “Distracted or negligent driving is dangerous and can even be deadly. This bill is a critical step in ensuring the safety of workers on our roads, whether they’re emergency and first responders, construction and utility workers, or tow truck drivers,” said
By all the traditional measures of electoral common sense, not to mention the common decency that once prevailed in the state’s politics, Wisconsin democracy is imperiled.
As Americans, we value personal choice and personal responsibility. Each of us can choose the comfort of denial, or the more difficult but responsible and essential path of facing the facts and dealing with them.
The Senate candidate is richly engaged in Chinanomics. Lasry holds $50,001 to $100,000 in Alibaba stock and as much as $100,000 in Tencent stock, according to U.S. Senate financial disclosures.
Kavanaugh and a nation’s short memory on abortion.
As the members of the Supreme Court deliberate on the merits of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case, let us pray that they appreciate the miracle of each new life.
If you find yourself planning ahead for gifts, I ask that you also plan ahead for ways that you can buy American.
It divided Wisconsin’s Congressional delegation—Democrats in favor, Republicans opposed—but the new $1.2 trillion infrastructure package will touch every part of the state and every resident in one way or another.