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Enhanced federal unemployment insurance payments expired on Labor Day, providing a push to many of the 9 million jobless Americans who claimed the $300 weekly bonus benefits to get back into the job market.
Yesterday Gov. Tony Evers announced that he would pardon 71 more people. It was absolutely the right thing to do and absolutely the wrong time to do it.
Do historic preservation efforts limit housing for those in need?
Many advocates for CRT — like ICS Equity and similar groups — claim that their work is only “teacher training” and that it is not actually leading to any substantial changes in the classroom. However, this is patently untrue.
While much of the discussion of the climate crisis had been about what would happen in the future as global temperatures increase, that future is now.
In Wisconsin, nearly one in four residents report that they did not fill a prescription due to cost. Polling has shown that 53% of Wisconsinites are concerned about the cost of prescription drugs.
What’s happening there is about much more than the fight over reproductive rights. It’s about political control.
Gov. Tony Evers has signed an executive order to expedite the pardon process and expand eligibility. Under the executive order, the chair of the Governor’s Pardon Advisory Board can send a pardon application for a non-violent offender directly to the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The Senate Elections, Election Process Reform and Ethics Committee has an informational hearing today for lawmakers and staff to learn more about the running of elections. According to
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Milwaukee Ald. and Dem U.S. Senate candidate Chantia Lewis was charged today with theft, misconduct in public office and violating campaign finance laws for co-mingling political donations and personal money. The four
Milwaukee Ald. and Dem U.S. Senate candidate Chantia Lewis was charged Tuesday with five counts, including theft, misconduct in public office and violating campaign finance laws. The four felonies and one misdemeanor stem from allegations Lewis used her campaign finance
Thousands of Wisconsinites on unemployment will lose the extra $300 weekly benefit after the federal unemployment supplement ended over the holiday weekend, though opinions differ on how much the change will impact employment. While some reports suggest the states that
Enhanced federal unemployment insurance payments expired on Labor Day, providing a push to many of the 9 million jobless Americans who claimed the $300 weekly bonus benefits to get back into the job market.
Yesterday Gov. Tony Evers announced that he would pardon 71 more people. It was absolutely the right thing to do and absolutely the wrong time to do it.
Do historic preservation efforts limit housing for those in need?
Many advocates for CRT — like ICS Equity and similar groups — claim that their work is only “teacher training” and that it is not actually leading to any substantial changes in the classroom. However, this is patently untrue.
While much of the discussion of the climate crisis had been about what would happen in the future as global temperatures increase, that future is now.
In Wisconsin, nearly one in four residents report that they did not fill a prescription due to cost. Polling has shown that 53% of Wisconsinites are concerned about the cost of prescription drugs.
What’s happening there is about much more than the fight over reproductive rights. It’s about political control.
Gov. Tony Evers has signed an executive order to expedite the pardon process and expand eligibility. Under the executive order, the chair of the Governor’s Pardon Advisory Board can send a pardon application for a non-violent offender directly to the governor without a board hearing if “sufficient time” has passed
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The Senate Elections, Election Process Reform and Ethics Committee has an informational hearing today for lawmakers and staff to learn more about the running of elections. According to the hearing notice, it will include bipartisan clerks, Elections Commission
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Milwaukee Ald. and Dem U.S. Senate candidate Chantia Lewis was charged today with theft, misconduct in public office and violating campaign finance laws for co-mingling political donations and personal money. The four felonies and one misdemeanor stem from allegations Lewis used her
Milwaukee Ald. and Dem U.S. Senate candidate Chantia Lewis was charged Tuesday with five counts, including theft, misconduct in public office and violating campaign finance laws. The four felonies and one misdemeanor stem from allegations Lewis used her campaign finance account to cover personal expenses, put political donations into her
Thousands of Wisconsinites on unemployment will lose the extra $300 weekly benefit after the federal unemployment supplement ended over the holiday weekend, though opinions differ on how much the change will impact employment. While some reports suggest the states that ended the federal unemployment benefit early saw an increase in