MADISON, Wis. — Today, the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1473 announced their endorsement for Tammy Baldwin’s U.S. Senate reelection campaign. “Tammy has always been a friend to Labor. When COVID hit and our essential workers needed help,
WASHINGTON – On Thursday, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) released the following statement after voting against suspending the debt limit: “The original bill passed by the House to increase the debt ceiling contained the bare minimum of spending restraint and policy improvements.
Marquette University expresses its gratitude to the Wisconsin Joint Committee on Finance and Wisconsin legislative leaders for supporting the Marquette University School of Dentistry (MUSOD), Wisconsin’s longstanding dental education partner and provider of oral health care services throughout the state,
Madison, WI – On Thursday, Senator Mary Felzkowski (R-Tomahawk) joined her colleagues on the Joint Finance Committee to approve fiscally responsible budget motions that promote Northwoods tourism, address rural healthcare shortages, prepare the state to usher federal broadband dollars into our
MADISON, Wis.— University of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman issued this statement today: “We appreciate the action the legislature’s budget-writing committee took today to approve several facilities for the UW System. However, for Wisconsin to compete and prosper, we must invest
MADISON, WI – Today, the Joint Committee on Finance took action on state agencies that are well-positioned to ensure Wisconsin’s infrastructure is set up for success now and in the future. With a historic surplus of nearly $7 billion, Wisconsin
MADISON– Senator Robert Cowles (R-Green Bay) released the following statement after a budget motion he authored with Representative David Steffen (R-Green Bay) to assist with the costs of hosting the 2025 NFL Draft was adopted by the Joint Committee on
PEN America has identified over 100 “educational gag order” bills introduced in 33 state legislatures since January 2021.
A majority of Wisconsin legislators don’t have to worry about thumbing their noses at what the people clearly favor because their districts are safely configured in their favor.
The Joint Finance Committee removed every single school-based mental health program from Gov. Tony Evers’ budget.
At a time when the job market is begging for graduates with bachelor’s degrees, the opportunity for many Black students to earn a college degree is being squandered.
The hard-right looks pretty weak following passage of the federal debt-limit deal.
Unfortunately, that’s exactly where the left wants.
It’s time for a crackdown on the products the FDA has already deemed a clear threat to young people across the country.
Our Memorial Day comes in the context of the brutal war raging between Russia and Ukraine.
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MADISON, Wis. — Today, the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1473 announced their endorsement for Tammy Baldwin’s U.S. Senate reelection campaign. “Tammy has always been a friend to Labor. When COVID hit and our essential workers needed help, Tammy was ready to assist with legislation that protected workers.
WASHINGTON – On Thursday, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) released the following statement after voting against suspending the debt limit: “The original bill passed by the House to increase the debt ceiling contained the bare minimum of spending restraint and policy improvements. The original bill also increased the debt ceiling by a
Marquette University expresses its gratitude to the Wisconsin Joint Committee on Finance and Wisconsin legislative leaders for supporting the Marquette University School of Dentistry (MUSOD), Wisconsin’s longstanding dental education partner and provider of oral health care services throughout the state, in the state budget. This joint investment by the State
Madison, WI – On Thursday, Senator Mary Felzkowski (R-Tomahawk) joined her colleagues on the Joint Finance Committee to approve fiscally responsible budget motions that promote Northwoods tourism, address rural healthcare shortages, prepare the state to usher federal broadband dollars into our communities, and buy down debt that will result in future
MADISON, Wis.— University of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman issued this statement today: “We appreciate the action the legislature’s budget-writing committee took today to approve several facilities for the UW System. However, for Wisconsin to compete and prosper, we must invest in high-demand programs at all our universities. UW-Madison’s engineering building
MADISON, WI – Today, the Joint Committee on Finance took action on state agencies that are well-positioned to ensure Wisconsin’s infrastructure is set up for success now and in the future. With a historic surplus of nearly $7 billion, Wisconsin has the ability to invest in building our infrastructure in
MADISON– Senator Robert Cowles (R-Green Bay) released the following statement after a budget motion he authored with Representative David Steffen (R-Green Bay) to assist with the costs of hosting the 2025 NFL Draft was adopted by the Joint Committee on Finance during an executive session this afternoon: “For decades, national
PEN America has identified over 100 “educational gag order” bills introduced in 33 state legislatures since January 2021.
A majority of Wisconsin legislators don’t have to worry about thumbing their noses at what the people clearly favor because their districts are safely configured in their favor.
The Joint Finance Committee removed every single school-based mental health program from Gov. Tony Evers’ budget.
At a time when the job market is begging for graduates with bachelor’s degrees, the opportunity for many Black students to earn a college degree is being squandered.
The hard-right looks pretty weak following passage of the federal debt-limit deal.
Unfortunately, that’s exactly where the left wants.
It’s time for a crackdown on the products the FDA has already deemed a clear threat to young people across the country.
Our Memorial Day comes in the context of the brutal war raging between Russia and Ukraine.
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