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Bankers in Wisconsin are less pessimistic about the economy’s trajectory, according to the latest Wisconsin Bankers Association survey. The group found 86 percent of the bank CEOs tapped in its most recent survey expect inflation to fall or stay flat
A Dane County judge has rejected efforts by the now-defunct Office of Special Counsel to dismiss a lawsuit by a Washington, D.C.-based group seeking to preserve records from former Justice Michael Gableman’s review of the 2020 election. Judge Jacob Frost
The gay and trans community has every reason to hoist a flag this month, take to the streets in parades, and speak to the truth that our nation again needs to hear.
We encourage the State Legislature to give the people of the city and county of Milwaukee the opportunity to determine their future and that includes finally holding the policymakers accountable.
While legislators disagree on how to best address the problem, and lobbyists use their outsized resources to stop meaningful legislation from moving forward, private citizens, neighborhood groups, and local municipalities are taking measures into their own hands.
Wall Street Journal columnist and former Reagan speech writer Peggy Noonan suggested that, if Donald Trump wins a third nomination, the party will disintegrate.
Some have attacked Sarah for speaking out for democracy, suggesting she is acting out of ambition or opportunism. They could not be more wrong.
The criticism aimed at Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski is rooted in sexism.
The debate over whether states should elect Supreme Court justices like Wisconsin and 23 other states do, or appoint them like 26 states do, continues unabated.
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The DNR says it will need more staff and money to implement provisions in a GOP bill to combat PFAS. That includes one directing the Department of Natural Resources to create a municipal grant program to help municipalities and non-municipal entities that are regulated like public water systems test their water for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances contamination.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Turnover and staff vacancies among state workers outside the UW System are at their highest since 2004 and driven in part by wage increases lagging inflation, a new
Bankers in Wisconsin are less pessimistic about the economy’s trajectory, according to the latest Wisconsin Bankers Association survey. The group found 86 percent of the bank CEOs tapped in its most recent survey expect inflation to fall or stay flat over the next six months, which is up from 76
A Dane County judge has rejected efforts by the now-defunct Office of Special Counsel to dismiss a lawsuit by a Washington, D.C.-based group seeking to preserve records from former Justice Michael Gableman’s review of the 2020 election. Judge Jacob Frost on Monday also again ordered the office to retain records
The gay and trans community has every reason to hoist a flag this month, take to the streets in parades, and speak to the truth that our nation again needs to hear.
We encourage the State Legislature to give the people of the city and county of Milwaukee the opportunity to determine their future and that includes finally holding the policymakers accountable.
While legislators disagree on how to best address the problem, and lobbyists use their outsized resources to stop meaningful legislation from moving forward, private citizens, neighborhood groups, and local municipalities are taking measures into their own hands.
Wall Street Journal columnist and former Reagan speech writer Peggy Noonan suggested that, if Donald Trump wins a third nomination, the party will disintegrate.
Some have attacked Sarah for speaking out for democracy, suggesting she is acting out of ambition or opportunism. They could not be more wrong.
The criticism aimed at Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski is rooted in sexism.
The debate over whether states should elect Supreme Court justices like Wisconsin and 23 other states do, or appoint them like 26 states do, continues unabated.
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The DNR says it will need more staff and money to implement provisions in a GOP bill to combat PFAS. That includes one directing the Department of Natural Resources to create a municipal grant program to help municipalities and non-municipal entities that are regulated like public water systems test their water for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances contamination.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Turnover and staff vacancies among state workers outside the UW System are at their highest since 2004 and driven in part by wage increases lagging inflation, a new Wisconsin Policy Forum Report found. Last year, 15 of Wisconsin’s