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The state Supreme Court has rejected a suit by two backers of liberal Janet Protasiewicz who wanted an emergency order preventing the Assembly from conducting impeachment proceedings against any Wisconsin justice.
The Janesville native at a UW-Madison La Follette School of Public Affairs event Tuesday argued suburbanites in battleground states such as Wisconsin already showed they won’t vote for Trump.
The liberal Opportunity Wisconsin has launched a new ad campaign targeting U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, over a possible shutdown of the federal government.
Early investment figures for 2023 suggest the number and size of deals in Wisconsin may be lower this year, according to Tech Council Investor Networks Director Joe Kremer. Speaking yesterday during a luncheon hosted by the Wisconsin Technology Council in
Vos claims city is the biggest beneficiary. Really? Let’s look at the numbers.
The NASCAR dad vs. the Madison entrepreneur for the right to oppose Tammy Baldwin.
AB 415 was a way for us to get to a process to create a map. It was not a vote that I took lightly, but it was done on behalf of the people.
Vos hasn’t traveled in the footsteps of his once hero, John McCain, participating instead in creating the most gerrymandered redistricting in the United States and going to extremes to preserve it.
Six Republican legislators should not be able to deny pay raises approved by the entire legislature and the governor to 41,000 U W System employees.
Because of how the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reimburses healthcare providers, some of the most vulnerable Wisconsinites are at risk of losing access to healthcare that they need and deserve.
Recent victories in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire special elections suggest Democrats can score huge wins in the fight to control state legislatures. That changes everything.
Sen. Rob Hutton, R-Brookfield, was noncommittal about a future vote on Board of Regents appointees following a confirmation hearing on 11 of Gov. Tony Evers’ nominees.
The state Supreme Court has rejected a suit by two backers of liberal Janet Protasiewicz who wanted an emergency order preventing the Assembly from conducting impeachment proceedings against any Wisconsin justice.
The Janesville native at a UW-Madison La Follette School of Public Affairs event Tuesday argued suburbanites in battleground states such as Wisconsin already showed they won’t vote for Trump.
The liberal Opportunity Wisconsin has launched a new ad campaign targeting U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, over a possible shutdown of the federal government.
Early investment figures for 2023 suggest the number and size of deals in Wisconsin may be lower this year, according to Tech Council Investor Networks Director Joe Kremer. Speaking yesterday during a luncheon hosted by the Wisconsin Technology Council in Madison, Kremer noted the group’s Investor Networks program tracks early-stage
Vos claims city is the biggest beneficiary. Really? Let’s look at the numbers.
The NASCAR dad vs. the Madison entrepreneur for the right to oppose Tammy Baldwin.
AB 415 was a way for us to get to a process to create a map. It was not a vote that I took lightly, but it was done on behalf of the people.
Vos hasn’t traveled in the footsteps of his once hero, John McCain, participating instead in creating the most gerrymandered redistricting in the United States and going to extremes to preserve it.
Six Republican legislators should not be able to deny pay raises approved by the entire legislature and the governor to 41,000 U W System employees.
Because of how the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reimburses healthcare providers, some of the most vulnerable Wisconsinites are at risk of losing access to healthcare that they need and deserve.
Recent victories in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire special elections suggest Democrats can score huge wins in the fight to control state legislatures. That changes everything.
Sen. Rob Hutton, R-Brookfield, was noncommittal about a future vote on Board of Regents appointees following a confirmation hearing on 11 of Gov. Tony Evers’ nominees.