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Presidential election recounts will begin gearing up today in the state’s two largest Dem strongholds. But Dane County Clerk Scott McDonell says his jurisdiction won’t actually start tallying votes until tomorrow. McDonell told reporters that’s because he’s required to give
The Wisconsin Hospital Association urged Gov. Tony Evers and legislative leaders to cooperate and quickly implement a new mitigation strategy to slow COVID-19 spread. Evers and top Republicans are set to meet today. WHA President Eric Borgerding suggested yesterday Evers
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz, D-Oshkosh, has reappointed Rep. Evan Goyke to the Joint Finance Committee and added Rep. Greta Neubauer. It will be the second session for
New “We’re All In” grants investment includes $70 Million for second round MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers announced today an additional $70 million in the second round of “We’re All In” grants, bringing the second round total to $120 million
The overreaching contact tracing models currently in place not only penalize children’s educational attainment but contribute to health care staffing shortfalls.
Even amid global uncertainty and an economic downturn, Foxconn has demonstrated a commitment to making business work in Wisconsin.
As of Wednesday, we are skirting the 8,000 mark of new cases. And with that sobering statistic citizens want to know what number it will take to propel Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos into action in the legislature?
With my creditors hounding me, I am appealing to you, Governor Evers, and your staff, to help me and all other unemployed Wisconsin citizens who need your help.
While we know that Trump will eventually be forced to leave, the political monster he created is very much alive, and that should be of grave concern to all of us.
By ignoring the plain letter of state law requiring trained deputies to administer elections in nursing homes and care facilities, the Wisconsin Elections Commission made preying upon this state’s most vulnerable even easier.
Donald Trump is still refusing to accept the peaceful transfer of power.
Physical therapy can make the difference for a quick post-surgery recovery. Unfortunately, the U.S. is experiencing an extreme shortage of physical therapists that is only expected to get worse, according to a UW-Madison computer sciences professor and entrepreneur. “The demand
Some entrepreneurs bite off more than they can chew. UW-Madison seniors Kit Chow and Aditya Singh Parihar knew what they were sinking their teeth into when they created Boosted Chews — a new way to capture America’s fondness for caffeine.
WILL has more funding, more staff, more Harvard. Can a new liberal law group compete?
How we treat people with arrest and conviction records gets to the heart of who we want to be as individuals and a society.
COVID-19 has accelerated some trends and interrupted others — setting Milwaukee up for success post pandemic, according to a panel of urban development leaders. The working-from-home phenomenon is one of those trends that’s accelerated, but it poses new challenges to
Presidential election recounts will begin gearing up today in the state’s two largest Dem strongholds. But Dane County Clerk Scott McDonell says his jurisdiction won’t actually start tallying votes until tomorrow. McDonell told reporters that’s because he’s required to give 48-hours notice before publicly testing the electronic voting equipment set
The Wisconsin Hospital Association urged Gov. Tony Evers and legislative leaders to cooperate and quickly implement a new mitigation strategy to slow COVID-19 spread. Evers and top Republicans are set to meet today. WHA President Eric Borgerding suggested yesterday Evers and lawmakers consider a statewide mask policy and taking steps
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz, D-Oshkosh, has reappointed Rep. Evan Goyke to the Joint Finance Committee and added Rep. Greta Neubauer. It will be the second session for Goyke, D-Milwaukee, on the committee. Neubauer, D-Racine, fills the vacancy
New “We’re All In” grants investment includes $70 Million for second round MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers announced today an additional $70 million in the second round of “We’re All In” grants, bringing the second round total to $120 million to be invested in Wisconsin small businesses. Today’s announcement brings
The overreaching contact tracing models currently in place not only penalize children’s educational attainment but contribute to health care staffing shortfalls.
Even amid global uncertainty and an economic downturn, Foxconn has demonstrated a commitment to making business work in Wisconsin.
As of Wednesday, we are skirting the 8,000 mark of new cases. And with that sobering statistic citizens want to know what number it will take to propel Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos into action in the legislature?
With my creditors hounding me, I am appealing to you, Governor Evers, and your staff, to help me and all other unemployed Wisconsin citizens who need your help.
While we know that Trump will eventually be forced to leave, the political monster he created is very much alive, and that should be of grave concern to all of us.
By ignoring the plain letter of state law requiring trained deputies to administer elections in nursing homes and care facilities, the Wisconsin Elections Commission made preying upon this state’s most vulnerable even easier.
Donald Trump is still refusing to accept the peaceful transfer of power.
Physical therapy can make the difference for a quick post-surgery recovery. Unfortunately, the U.S. is experiencing an extreme shortage of physical therapists that is only expected to get worse, according to a UW-Madison computer sciences professor and entrepreneur. “The demand of physical therapy right now is incredible, yet, underappreciated unless
Some entrepreneurs bite off more than they can chew. UW-Madison seniors Kit Chow and Aditya Singh Parihar knew what they were sinking their teeth into when they created Boosted Chews — a new way to capture America’s fondness for caffeine. Founded in November 2019, Boosted Chews produces a caffeinated snack
WILL has more funding, more staff, more Harvard. Can a new liberal law group compete?
How we treat people with arrest and conviction records gets to the heart of who we want to be as individuals and a society.
COVID-19 has accelerated some trends and interrupted others — setting Milwaukee up for success post pandemic, according to a panel of urban development leaders. The working-from-home phenomenon is one of those trends that’s accelerated, but it poses new challenges to Wisconsin’s largest city, the panel explained during a Metropolitan Milwaukee