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As the Assembly checked out of the short-lived legislative session last week, some bad bills mercifully died with their departure. Unfortunately, some good bills that should have been passed also perished in the mad dash out.
In a letter asking lawmakers to send him the GOP tax cut package, Dem Gov. Tony Evers urged legislative leaders to “do the right thing” by boosting school funding. Evers’ Friday letter to Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, and
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants From WisPolitics.com … — The Natural Resources Board meets today to vote on a plan to transfer regulatory authority of coal ash landfills to the DNR. Landfills storing the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — In a letter asking lawmakers to send him the GOP tax cut package, Dem Gov. Tony Evers urged legislative leaders to “do the right thing” by boosting school funding. Evers’ Friday letter
The demise of legislation to overhaul siting rules for large livestock operations came down to a matter of using an “or” rather than an “and.” Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, pulled the bill from Wednesday’s calendar, later telling reporters
The Milwaukee 2020 Host Committee has launched a vendor search portal for the upcoming Democratic National Convention. More than 1,100 companies are already in the directory, offering event management, food services, music and other entertainment, transportation and more. Vendors can
Revoking supervision for ex-offenders accused of new crimes would cost taxpayers without improving public safety.
Hmong-Americans are an important part of Wisconsin. They’re here because they fought alongside us during the Vietnam War era and, were they to return to their native land, they’d face the worst kind of persecution.
There might be a far bigger Republican turnout than some expect.
With more wind turbine retirements impending, momentum to achieve fully recyclable turbines is growing.
As the Assembly checked out of the short-lived legislative session last week, some bad bills mercifully died with their departure. Unfortunately, some good bills that should have been passed also perished in the mad dash out.
In a letter asking lawmakers to send him the GOP tax cut package, Dem Gov. Tony Evers urged legislative leaders to “do the right thing” by boosting school funding. Evers’ Friday letter to Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, came ahead of GOP leaders
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants From WisPolitics.com … — The Natural Resources Board meets today to vote on a plan to transfer regulatory authority of coal ash landfills to the DNR. Landfills storing the residuals of coal plants in Wisconsin are currently regulated by
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — In a letter asking lawmakers to send him the GOP tax cut package, Dem Gov. Tony Evers urged legislative leaders to “do the right thing” by boosting school funding. Evers’ Friday letter to Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, and Assembly Speaker
The demise of legislation to overhaul siting rules for large livestock operations came down to a matter of using an “or” rather than an “and.” Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, pulled the bill from Wednesday’s calendar, later telling reporters there were concerns on how much control local governments would
The Milwaukee 2020 Host Committee has launched a vendor search portal for the upcoming Democratic National Convention. More than 1,100 companies are already in the directory, offering event management, food services, music and other entertainment, transportation and more. Vendors can apply to be included in the directory through a form
Revoking supervision for ex-offenders accused of new crimes would cost taxpayers without improving public safety.
Hmong-Americans are an important part of Wisconsin. They’re here because they fought alongside us during the Vietnam War era and, were they to return to their native land, they’d face the worst kind of persecution.
There might be a far bigger Republican turnout than some expect.
With more wind turbine retirements impending, momentum to achieve fully recyclable turbines is growing.