[Madison, WI] – This week, Tony Evers has faced increased pressure and refused to answer questions on the decision by his Wisconsin Parole Board Chairman, John Tate, to parole a convicted murderer who who served less than 25 years of his 80-year sentence. This comes after Evers also dodged questions on whether he planned to fire John Chisholm and ultimately refused to hold him accountable. Following Tony Evers’ delayed request for his chairman to reverse the decision, the Republican Party of Wisconsin released the following statement from Chairman Paul Farrow: “It looks like Governor Evers still wants to make good on his plans to cut in half the state’s prison

(WAUKESHA, WI) – Waukesha County leaders are pleased to announce that Union Pacific will undertake replacement of the railroad crossing at Moorland Road (County Highway O) in New Berlin, just south of Greenfield Avenue (State Highway 59). Construction is set for Saturday, May 21 through Tuesday, May 24, 2022.      During this work, a 1.5-mile segment of Moorland Road (County Highway O) will be closed between West Greenfield Avenue (State Highway 59) and West Cleveland Avenue (County Highway D). Drivers will be detoured to S. 108th Street. Alternate routes are strongly encouraged. Additional resources for Waukesha County drivers are found

Contact: Info@Will4LtGovernor.com RACINE—Today, Will Martin called for dismantling and replacing the Department of Public Instruction in the wake of a disturbing teacher training session and DPI leadership’s refusal to condemn the content. The ad will run in targeted digital and cable TV in the upcoming August 9th primary. WATCH THE NEW AD HERE: https://youtu.be/WEKdpoeq_gA   “I am calling for dismantling DPI and replacing it with a more accountable Department of Education reporting directly to the Governor.” – Will Martin In a virtual teacher training session DPI hosted as part of a “leadership” series, a featured speaker stated, “I think I

DES MOINES, Iowa (May 13, 2022) — Americans who live farther from a primary care provider or pharmacy are more likely to be dissatisfied with their mental and overall health, according to a new study conducted by Morning Consult for RedBox Rx, a telehealth and online pharmacy provider. The study of 2,209 adults nationwide found that 38% of Americans who live more than 20 miles away from their primary care provider are dissatisfied with their overall health, compared with 28% who live less than 20 miles away. The numbers are similar for mental health: 40% dissatisfaction for those living more than 20

APPLETON, Wis. – Outagamie County Executive and pro-labor populist U.S. Senate candidate Tom Nelson is standing in solidarity with UAW strikers as their company health insurance was cut off today. Nelson is outraged to see the lack of protection for strikers and vowed to introduce a bill in the Senate to ban companies from cutting health insurance from workers exercising their right to strike. Nelson tells the Racine Journal Times in an interview how important it is to him that elected officials make labor a priority. Nelson also linked the UAW strike to other labor uprisings around the country at

OSHKOSH – On Friday, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Christopher Wray, and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas regarding their silence on the politically-motivated attack on the Wisconsin Family Action office in Madison, Wisconsin. Jane’s Revenge, a pro-abortion group, threw two Molotov cocktails into the Wisconsin Family Action office and painted “if abortions aren’t safe then you aren’t either” on their building. To date, President Biden has made no public remarks, and neither DOJ, FBI, nor DHS have issued a statement condemning this attack.  

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board will meet in-person for the May board meeting to consider several proposed rules, hearings, land items and donations. The meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 25, 2022, originating from Public Meeting Room G09, at the State Natural Resources Building (GEF 2), 101 South Webster Street, Madison, Wisconsin. The Board will act on items 1-4 and 7-8 as listed on the Agenda. The public is encouraged to watch the May board meeting on the DNR’s YouTube channel. The deadline to register for remote public appearance requests and to submit written comments is 11 a.m. on

MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers signed Executive Order #162 ordering the flags of the United States and the state of Wisconsin to be flown at half-staff on Sat., May 14, 2022, in honor of Hmong-Lao Veterans Day. On May 14, 2021, Gov. Evers signed 2021 Wisconsin Act 31, designating May 14 as Hmong-Lao Veterans Day in Wisconsin and requiring the governor to annually issue a proclamation for the observance of Hmong-Lao Veterans Day that orders the flags at the State Capitol Building to be flown at half-staff, requests that the day be used to recall veterans’ accomplishments and to thank veterans for their service, and

May 13, 2022 — When University of Wisconsin-River Falls alum Andrew Turner learned some graduating students needed commencement regalia for the Saturday, May 7, graduation ceremony, he answered the call. Turner, along with dozens of others, donated the cap and gown he wore when he graduated from UWRF in spring 2021 with a degree in marketing communications. UWRF students were shorted about 30 caps and gowns because of a supply chain issue with the supplier. The university put out the call just two days before commencement through social media asking staff, alumni and community members to donate any black regalia

Today, Congresswoman Moore voted in support of the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Modernization Act of 2022 to provide life-changing, poverty-alleviating resources to her constituents and millions across the country. Specifically, this legislation will reauthorize the CSBG Act for 10 years, better meeting the needs of low-income individuals by permanently raising income eligibility to 200% of poverty line, preserving local control of Community Action Agency (CAA) efforts, and ensuring these programs are effective using strong corrective and enforcement measures.   “My organizing principle has always been centered on uplifting those in poverty. I know what it’s like to be poor

Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Ron Kind applauded the launch of the “Internet for All” initiative, which was funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law that Rep. Kind helped pass last year.   This initiative will invest $45 billion to provide affordable, reliable, high-speed internet for everyone in America by the end of the decade.    “The internet isn’t a luxury in today’s world – it’s a necessity,” said Rep. Ron Kind. “Having a broadband connection is essential for families to access jobs, health care services, classrooms, and opportunity. Thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, we’re making sure everyone can get the high-speed, affordable internet they need

MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers this week celebrated National Economic Development Week in Wisconsin, making stops in Verona, La Crosse, Amery, Bayfield, Milwaukee, Stevens Point, Marinette, and Menomonee Falls. The governor spent the week highlighting several new investments and projects across the state that support economic development and growth in Wisconsin. A recent analysis of state allocations showed that as a share of the federal aid Wisconsin received, the state ranks second in the country for aid directed to economic development and first in the country in aid to businesses. “This week, I’ve had the pleasure of visiting with some great businesses to hear about

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) received confirmation last week that three wild red fox kits tested positive for a strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) that is currently affecting domestic and wild bird populations in North America. These cases represent the first detections of HPAI in wild Wisconsin mammals. Similar cases have been confirmed in foxes from Minnesota, Michigan, Ontario, Canada and Europe. “We don’t have any evidence that foxes are a significant source of transmission for the virus,” said Lindsey Long, DNR Wildlife Health Veterinarian. “The three foxes in these cases most likely contracted the