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Through good times and bad, our community banks are standing strong with their consumers, small businesses and farmers.

The state health department is “eagerly awaiting” FDA approval of a vaccine for kids 12-15 as the teenage demographic continues to lead in Wisconsin COVID case counts. The FDA is expected to authorize the Pfizer shot for children 12 to

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Senate committees plan several hearings today on some of Gov. Tony Evers’ appointments, including his pick of Missy Hughes to lead the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. The Senate

MILWAUKEE — Vice President Kamala Harris pitched the administration’s proposed $2 trillion infrastructure package as an opportunity to invest in America and realize its potential. Addressing a roundtable at UW-Milwaukee this afternoon, Harris said the federal government’s investment in innovation,

Wisconsin’s tourism hubs are expecting a flood of visitors to enjoy the state’s recreation, food and event offerings. But businesses fear they won’t have the staff to accommodate them. Door County is gearing up for its busy season, which is

Having access to clean water is a right for all, not a privilege, and the CLEAR Act, which I was proud to unveil with Gov. Evers last month, puts that aspiration into action.

While it is difficult to say that destruction of natural habits, global warming, and agriculture practices directly caused one specific pandemic, like Covid-19, each of these factors increases the probability that a virus will be shared amongst animals, gain the ability to infect humans, and cause severe, easily transmissible disease leading to an epidemic or pandemic.

Thanks to Act 23, Wisconsin’s PAs will be able to do even more for our patients.

An open letter to Brett Favre and Tommy Tubberville.

There have been 49 homicides in Milwaukee since the beginning of 2021, and a staggering 92% of the victims (45 of the 49) were black. Not a single one was killed by a police officer.

Will Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, be allowed to game the redistricting process as he and his henchmen did a decade ago?

Lawmakers should listen to their voices and consider allowing more families to benefit from educational choice.

Through good times and bad, our community banks are standing strong with their consumers, small businesses and farmers.

The state health department is “eagerly awaiting” FDA approval of a vaccine for kids 12-15 as the teenage demographic continues to lead in Wisconsin COVID case counts. The FDA is expected to authorize the Pfizer shot for children 12 to 15 years old, a decision that could come early next

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Senate committees plan several hearings today on some of Gov. Tony Evers’ appointments, including his pick of Missy Hughes to lead the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. The Senate Economic and Workforce Development Committee will take public testimony on

MILWAUKEE — Vice President Kamala Harris pitched the administration’s proposed $2 trillion infrastructure package as an opportunity to invest in America and realize its potential. Addressing a roundtable at UW-Milwaukee this afternoon, Harris said the federal government’s investment in innovation, research and development has declined as a percentage of GDP

Wisconsin’s tourism hubs are expecting a flood of visitors to enjoy the state’s recreation, food and event offerings. But businesses fear they won’t have the staff to accommodate them. Door County is gearing up for its busy season, which is usually a bell curve of visitors from May to October.

Having access to clean water is a right for all, not a privilege, and the CLEAR Act, which I was proud to unveil with Gov. Evers last month, puts that aspiration into action.

While it is difficult to say that destruction of natural habits, global warming, and agriculture practices directly caused one specific pandemic, like Covid-19, each of these factors increases the probability that a virus will be shared amongst animals, gain the ability to infect humans, and cause severe, easily transmissible disease leading to an epidemic or pandemic.

Thanks to Act 23, Wisconsin’s PAs will be able to do even more for our patients.

An open letter to Brett Favre and Tommy Tubberville.

There have been 49 homicides in Milwaukee since the beginning of 2021, and a staggering 92% of the victims (45 of the 49) were black. Not a single one was killed by a police officer.

Will Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, be allowed to game the redistricting process as he and his henchmen did a decade ago?

Lawmakers should listen to their voices and consider allowing more families to benefit from educational choice.