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Dem AG Josh Kaul and a group of Wisconsin doctors asked a Dane County judge for a final ruling that an 1849 Wisconsin law doesn’t apply to abortion, but refers to feticide instead.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — A Senate committee today will take public testimony on legislation that would overhaul the Wisconsin Code of Military Justice to deal with sexual assault cases. Along with SB
A second redistricting suit has been filed with the state Supreme Court by Dem voters who were unsuccessful in getting the justices to pick their proposed maps when they imposed new lines in 2022.
A group of southeastern Wisconsin landlords wants to suspend several administrative codes that govern how they interact with tenants, while opponents argue the code is the law. In a brief filed recently in Waukesha County Circuit Court, the landlords argue
Trump ignored the will of most voters and sought to block the peaceful transfer of power to Joe Biden.
Former state GOP Chair Andrew Hitt told the House Jan. 6 Committee that after official election results confirmed Biden had won Wisconsin by more than 20,000 votes, Johnson spoke to him about having the state’s Republican-controlled Legislature override the will of the voters and name the state’s presidential electors.
Last week, President Biden signed an Executive Order to implement historic, bipartisan military justice reforms that significantly strengthen how the military handles sexual assault cases.
Whether you are a parent or employer or community member, the impact of the child care crisis will be felt if we do not continue funding Child Care Counts.
On Wisconsin’s high court, it is the Night of the Sicilian Vespers. The long knives are unsheathed for all but “made” progressives.
Over the last week I’ve been heavily critical of the new liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. But now they’ve done some things that are worth praising. They’ve changed a host of court rules, four of which are especially noteworthy.
I am proud to support all of the farm families in our communities.
Dem AG Josh Kaul and a group of Wisconsin doctors asked a Dane County judge for a final ruling that an 1849 Wisconsin law doesn’t apply to abortion, but refers to feticide instead.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — A Senate committee today will take public testimony on legislation that would overhaul the Wisconsin Code of Military Justice to deal with sexual assault cases. Along with SB 166, the Labor, Regulatory Reform, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee
A second redistricting suit has been filed with the state Supreme Court by Dem voters who were unsuccessful in getting the justices to pick their proposed maps when they imposed new lines in 2022.
A group of southeastern Wisconsin landlords wants to suspend several administrative codes that govern how they interact with tenants, while opponents argue the code is the law. In a brief filed recently in Waukesha County Circuit Court, the landlords argue the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection codes are
Trump ignored the will of most voters and sought to block the peaceful transfer of power to Joe Biden.
Former state GOP Chair Andrew Hitt told the House Jan. 6 Committee that after official election results confirmed Biden had won Wisconsin by more than 20,000 votes, Johnson spoke to him about having the state’s Republican-controlled Legislature override the will of the voters and name the state’s presidential electors.
Last week, President Biden signed an Executive Order to implement historic, bipartisan military justice reforms that significantly strengthen how the military handles sexual assault cases.
Whether you are a parent or employer or community member, the impact of the child care crisis will be felt if we do not continue funding Child Care Counts.
On Wisconsin’s high court, it is the Night of the Sicilian Vespers. The long knives are unsheathed for all but “made” progressives.
Over the last week I’ve been heavily critical of the new liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. But now they’ve done some things that are worth praising. They’ve changed a host of court rules, four of which are especially noteworthy.
I am proud to support all of the farm families in our communities.