— Gov. Tony Evers says continued funding for local public health efforts is needed to ensure Wisconsin is prepared for the next pandemic. “You’ll see this in the next budget … we will find ways to enhance public health, especially
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My common sense surplus plan will deliver for Wisconsin by tackling rising costs, expanding child care and caregiving, and improving education quality — because that’s what Wisconsin needs now.
In order to maximize the political benefit, Evers is taking great pains to spread our money around the state.
All things considered, and even with the wind in his face, I’m going to bet on a second term for Tony Evers.
Wisconsin may be posting near-record low unemployment rates, but job creation is lagging far behind most other states, according to federal Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court recently stopped the government from forcing a private company to hire a serial domestic abuser who brutally raped, beat, and strangled his domestic partners.
Despite a deluge of misinformation about the ongoing pandemic, people around the world have gained trust in both science and scientists.
Many in these times would have us forget our history, but for all of us associated with the MacIver Institute for Public Policy, the legacy of Mr. MacIver is never forgotten.
Only a narrow slice of Milwaukee votes in mayoral elections, but it wasn’t always this way.
Crime prevention beyond police, prisons. Transparency and public input should be prioritized.
Dem lawmakers have reintroduced their Economic Justice Bill of Rights they say will help address the state’s workforce shortage and improve Wisconsinites’ quality of life. Rep. Kristina Shelton, D-Green Bay, said the measure would create an equitable living income, union
— Gov. Tony Evers says continued funding for local public health efforts is needed to ensure Wisconsin is prepared for the next pandemic. “You’ll see this in the next budget … we will find ways to enhance public health, especially at the county level, because that’s where the hard work
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My common sense surplus plan will deliver for Wisconsin by tackling rising costs, expanding child care and caregiving, and improving education quality — because that’s what Wisconsin needs now.
In order to maximize the political benefit, Evers is taking great pains to spread our money around the state.
All things considered, and even with the wind in his face, I’m going to bet on a second term for Tony Evers.
Wisconsin may be posting near-record low unemployment rates, but job creation is lagging far behind most other states, according to federal Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court recently stopped the government from forcing a private company to hire a serial domestic abuser who brutally raped, beat, and strangled his domestic partners.
Despite a deluge of misinformation about the ongoing pandemic, people around the world have gained trust in both science and scientists.
Many in these times would have us forget our history, but for all of us associated with the MacIver Institute for Public Policy, the legacy of Mr. MacIver is never forgotten.
Only a narrow slice of Milwaukee votes in mayoral elections, but it wasn’t always this way.
Crime prevention beyond police, prisons. Transparency and public input should be prioritized.
Dem lawmakers have reintroduced their Economic Justice Bill of Rights they say will help address the state’s workforce shortage and improve Wisconsinites’ quality of life. Rep. Kristina Shelton, D-Green Bay, said the measure would create an equitable living income, union collective bargaining rights, environmentally friendly transportation and affordable, accessible and