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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — Senate Minority Leader Melissa Agard, D-Madison, announced this morning she will run for Dane County exec next year, giving up her legislative seat in the process. The move
Proponents of a bill to offer a tax credit for businesses that operate child care programs for their employees said the measure would help mitigate the state’s workforce shortage.
“Warren.Spahn@wisconsin.gov” has sent or received 17,000 emails since Evers took office—an average of more than 11 per day—in a blatant and calculated attempt at evading Wisconsin’s Open Records Law and shielding from the public correspondence that it has an absolute right to view.
Now he’s stealing Warren Spahn’s name to duck state records law.
One of our most popular state parks is being threatened by a Scott Walker-era corporate giveaway that could not only degrade the popular Kohler-Andrae State Park but also set a dangerous precedent that could endanger other state parks as well.
For a long time, I thought it was best to stay silent. Complaining or writing about what I was experiencing could make me more of a target. But when we are silent, we allow hate to fester.
The downstream effect of the state government’s long overdue action on local funding means Milwaukee’s finances are in their best shape in decades.
The recent Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce forum featuring the seven Dane County mayors exposed just how severely the Wisconsin Legislature has undermined local government in the state.
Given the importance of connecting with younger voters and statistics showing the trending increases in voter turn-out among 18-24-year-old Wisconsinites, we request all GOP presidential hopefuls both embrace and utilize these vital campaign tools throughout the 2024 election cycle.
Trump could score a knockout before the Wisconsin primary. But if Haley is still around and DeSantis has pulled out, Wisconsin voters could be in a pivotal position to decide if Trump becomes the GOP nominee.
Whether one agrees with the underlying perspectives of Henry Kissinger or how he shapes the map of international relations, one thing is certain–he is a titan of ideas when it comes to foreign policy.
The office of the committee’s chair said the lawmaker has put the onus on the resolution’s co-author to show she has support from at least half of the Assembly before moving it.
A circulating GOP bill aims to require buyers of certain residential properties to disclose if they plan to live there. The goal is to improve housing affordability, advocates say. Rep. Shae Sortwell sent a co-sponsorship memo to other lawmakers highlighting
Forward BIOLABS is touting the expertise of its newly unveiled advisory board, which offers insight and support to the Madison-based organization’s leadership. The co-working space, which specializes in life science laboratories, first launched its pilot program in 2018 before moving
Both as county exec and governor, Scott Walker systematically evaded public scrutiny.
This bill makes dozens of major changes to state law that are very good for small businesses and rural communities.
People, no matter where they live, should have access to high-quality health care services and healthy food options to put on their table.
The Ku Klux Klan and its anti-Black, anti-semitism and anti-Catholic campaign was eventually exposed for its anti-Americanism and relegated to the dustbin of history. Today’s neo-Nazis and all they stand for must suffer the same fate.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — Senate Minority Leader Melissa Agard, D-Madison, announced this morning she will run for Dane County exec next year, giving up her legislative seat in the process. The move opens up her heavily Dem Senate seat, which will be
Proponents of a bill to offer a tax credit for businesses that operate child care programs for their employees said the measure would help mitigate the state’s workforce shortage.
“Warren.Spahn@wisconsin.gov” has sent or received 17,000 emails since Evers took office—an average of more than 11 per day—in a blatant and calculated attempt at evading Wisconsin’s Open Records Law and shielding from the public correspondence that it has an absolute right to view.
Now he’s stealing Warren Spahn’s name to duck state records law.
One of our most popular state parks is being threatened by a Scott Walker-era corporate giveaway that could not only degrade the popular Kohler-Andrae State Park but also set a dangerous precedent that could endanger other state parks as well.
For a long time, I thought it was best to stay silent. Complaining or writing about what I was experiencing could make me more of a target. But when we are silent, we allow hate to fester.
The downstream effect of the state government’s long overdue action on local funding means Milwaukee’s finances are in their best shape in decades.
The recent Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce forum featuring the seven Dane County mayors exposed just how severely the Wisconsin Legislature has undermined local government in the state.
Given the importance of connecting with younger voters and statistics showing the trending increases in voter turn-out among 18-24-year-old Wisconsinites, we request all GOP presidential hopefuls both embrace and utilize these vital campaign tools throughout the 2024 election cycle.
Trump could score a knockout before the Wisconsin primary. But if Haley is still around and DeSantis has pulled out, Wisconsin voters could be in a pivotal position to decide if Trump becomes the GOP nominee.
Whether one agrees with the underlying perspectives of Henry Kissinger or how he shapes the map of international relations, one thing is certain–he is a titan of ideas when it comes to foreign policy.
The office of the committee’s chair said the lawmaker has put the onus on the resolution’s co-author to show she has support from at least half of the Assembly before moving it.
A circulating GOP bill aims to require buyers of certain residential properties to disclose if they plan to live there. The goal is to improve housing affordability, advocates say. Rep. Shae Sortwell sent a co-sponsorship memo to other lawmakers highlighting the legislation. He noted the current seller’s market has prospective
Forward BIOLABS is touting the expertise of its newly unveiled advisory board, which offers insight and support to the Madison-based organization’s leadership. The co-working space, which specializes in life science laboratories, first launched its pilot program in 2018 before moving to a larger space. Its goals include supporting the state’s
Both as county exec and governor, Scott Walker systematically evaded public scrutiny.
This bill makes dozens of major changes to state law that are very good for small businesses and rural communities.
People, no matter where they live, should have access to high-quality health care services and healthy food options to put on their table.
The Ku Klux Klan and its anti-Black, anti-semitism and anti-Catholic campaign was eventually exposed for its anti-Americanism and relegated to the dustbin of history. Today’s neo-Nazis and all they stand for must suffer the same fate.