U.S. Sen. Johnson: For The Wall Street Journal: My plan to end government shutdowns forever
WASHINGTON – Yesterday, The Wall Street Journal published an op-ed by U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) proposing the Eliminate Shutdowns Act to automatically extend funding in two-week increments at prior levels until appropriations are passed. By doing so, Congress could end government shutdowns. “With government
Sen. Larson: Letter to Sen. Wanggaard
September 22, 2025 Sen. Wanggaard – I read your press release dated Friday, September 19, and felt a response was in order. I am heartened that you have decided that the truth does in fact matter. Perhaps you’d be willing to share
Dept. of Health Services: Reports increase in fall-related emergency medical services calls statewide
Number of responses increased by 10,000 from 2023 to 2024 The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) has released an updated report finding that emergency medical services (EMS) in Wisconsin responded to over 140,000 falls in 2024, representing a staggering 21% of
Rep. Summerfield: Co-sponsors forestry revitalization bill
Madison – Following a press conference unveiling new legislation to support Wisconsin’s forestry industry, Rep. Rob Summerfield (R-Bloomer) issued the following statement: “The Northwoods has always depended on the strength of our forests and the people who work them. Investing in
Dept. of Natural Resources: Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund hits $3 million
Endowment Protects Public Lands Across Wisconsin MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin (NRF) today announced that the Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund has hit a new milestone: $3 million – an exciting win to
UW-Milwaukee School of Continuing Education: Expands engineering professional development with new Six Sigma certifications, engineering leadership certificate and new courses
MILWAUKEE, WI, Sept 22, 2025 — The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s School of Continuing Education is expanding its engineering offerings with the launch of a new engineering leadership certificate and a robust lineup of Six Sigma certification programs plus 15 new courses.
Scott Krug: My bill allows for early processing of Wisconsin ballots to dispel false rumors
Despite the consistency in our election outcomes, it has not allayed fears many have about the security of our elections.
LaKeshia Myers: Wisconsin finally takes a step toward electoral efficiency
The reintroduction of legislation allowing clerks to begin processing absentee ballots on the Monday before election day isn’t just good policy – it’s essential for our democracy’s health.
Gregory Humphrey: Wisconsin ballot processing bill first part of stopping lies at election time
I am glad that it is members of the Republican Party who are working hard and pressing forward with this bill so to help stem and perhaps even prevent more attacks on our electoral process.
Ron Johnson: My plan to end government shutdowns forever
The way to do it is to convert to multiyear spending cycles and avoid the constant drama over appropriations.
Bill Kaplan: Baldwin fights to reverse health cuts
As a government shutdown looms Baldwin and her Democratic colleagues want to avoid an impasse and keep the government open by negotiating with Republicans to reverse health care coverage cuts. Congress must permanently extend the ACA health care tax credits and save Medicaid.
Michael Ohlinger: Federal health care changes will hurt Wisconsin businesses and employees
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act does not help small business owners, Wisconsinites, or working families — nor does it promote a healthy local economy. Instead, it burdens those already struggling while directing gains to the top.
Sen. Felzkowski, Rep. Green: Introduce Forestry Revitalization Act
New facility in Hayward will turn Wisconsin wood into aviation fuel Madison, WI – Today, Senator Mary Felzkowski (R-Tomahawk) and Representative Chanz Green (R- Grand View), along with industry leaders, local officials, and investors, introduced legislation to support Wisconsin’s forestry industry
Wisconsin Public Education Network: Video celebrating public education in Wisconsin nominated for Midwest Emmy
Features “Wisconsin Foodie” host Luke Zahm reuniting with his 6th grade teacher A video showcasing how public schools unite us has received a Midwest Emmy nomination. The video follows PBS Wisconsin’s Wisconsin Foodie host Luke Zahm as he is reunited
Rep. Stroud: To host town hall in Superior on school funding and state budget impacts
Superior, WI – Representative Angela Stroud announced today that she will hold a town hall meeting in Superior to hear from constituents and discuss the implications of the recently passed state budget on school funding and to strategize ways to