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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association Political Stock Report -A collection of insider opinion- (March 27 – April 2, 2021) Rising: Appeals court money Mixed: Melissa Winker, Brian Hagedorn Falling: Deb Kerr Rising Appeals court money:
Gov. Tony Evers’ budget includes some three dozen recommendations from his Climate Change Task Force, including tens of millions of new investments in green jobs, conservation efforts and renewable energy. One of the high-profile items: creating an Office of Environmental
State superintendent candidate Jill Underly slammed opponent Deb Kerr for what she said was her “transphobic” support of bills to ban transgender students from competing against biologically female students in school sports. Kerr in a Milwaukee Press Club/WisPolitics.com virtual event
The Republican-led Legislature effectively blocked part of the Department of Natural Resources’ proposed limits on PFAS contamination earlier this month — one year after Gov. Tony Evers approved a bill that directed the agency to create those limits as part of an effort to cap the use of firefighting foam.
We’re not looking to have wolves eliminated. We are looking to have the ecosystem balanced again, to establish the boundaries.
Emails released over the past few days prove that State Superintendent candidate Jill Underly used her official government account while on government time last year to build support for her nascent campaign.
Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe was on the hot seat Wednesday, testifying about WEC’s contacts with left-leaning groups embedded in Green Bay and Milwaukee elections.
Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani and some very fishy graphs about Wisconsin’s presidential election.
A U.S. Chamber of Commerce representative says trade will affect the economic recovery as the world comes out of the global pandemic. “This is going to be the year of economic recovery. But I wholeheartedly believe that trade has to
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association Political Stock Report -A collection of insider opinion- (March 27 – April 2, 2021) Rising: Appeals court money Mixed: Melissa Winker, Brian Hagedorn Falling: Deb Kerr Rising Appeals court money: Appeals court races are usually sleepy, low-key affairs. Not so
Gov. Tony Evers’ budget includes some three dozen recommendations from his Climate Change Task Force, including tens of millions of new investments in green jobs, conservation efforts and renewable energy. One of the high-profile items: creating an Office of Environmental Justice within the Department of Administration to coordinate state efforts
State superintendent candidate Jill Underly slammed opponent Deb Kerr for what she said was her “transphobic” support of bills to ban transgender students from competing against biologically female students in school sports. Kerr in a Milwaukee Press Club/WisPolitics.com virtual event today said she doesn’t think it’s fair to have transgender
The Republican-led Legislature effectively blocked part of the Department of Natural Resources’ proposed limits on PFAS contamination earlier this month — one year after Gov. Tony Evers approved a bill that directed the agency to create those limits as part of an effort to cap the use of firefighting foam.
We’re not looking to have wolves eliminated. We are looking to have the ecosystem balanced again, to establish the boundaries.
Emails released over the past few days prove that State Superintendent candidate Jill Underly used her official government account while on government time last year to build support for her nascent campaign.
Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe was on the hot seat Wednesday, testifying about WEC’s contacts with left-leaning groups embedded in Green Bay and Milwaukee elections.
Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani and some very fishy graphs about Wisconsin’s presidential election.
A U.S. Chamber of Commerce representative says trade will affect the economic recovery as the world comes out of the global pandemic. “This is going to be the year of economic recovery. But I wholeheartedly believe that trade has to be a component of that, in addition to what we