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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers today was noncommittal about potentially vetoing the GOP’s $3.5 billion income tax cut passed by the Joint Finance Committee but said he still believes tax cuts shouldn’t go to
The median sale price for homes in Wisconsin has more than doubled over the past decade, according to a new report from UW-Madison’s Division of Extension. The report was authored by Prof. Steven Deller, an economist in the university’s Department
Twentysomethings are coming to Madison in large numbers for good jobs, affordability and cultural amenities.
I suspect that thousands of my fellow UW grads are embarrassed that our alma mater saw fit to grant you a degree.
When and why did bringing internet access to every home and business in Wisconsin become the sole province of government, rather than the marketing mission of established private internet providers?
Some goals that seemed out of reach even a few months ago have gained approval from Republicans and Democrats alike.
If, as the axiom goes, demography is destiny, then Wisconsin is facing a troubling economic future.
Republicans voted in the dead of night to eliminate funding for the Child Care Counts program, putting child care in Wisconsin into crisis.
Madison City Council affirms empathy with resolution.
But we can make Wisconsin cleaner and safer with stronger clean air standards.
Hunter Biden’s biggest scandal isn’t his plea deal over federal tax and gun charges, it’s his child support settlement. Hunter Biden is a deadbeat dad.
If Biden were a Republican they’d be giving him the Medal of Freedom. Not paying your taxes and allowing anybody, regardless of their competence, to own a cache of firearms are Republican family values these days.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) From WisPolitics.com … — The GOP-run Joint Finance Committee wrapped up its version of the state budget, sending the full Legislature a two-year plan that includes a $3.5 billion income
Leaders mentioned a $3 billion figure last weekend, down substantially from their earlier markers, and the amount discussed seems to be dwindling. It’s almost certain there will be a tax cut; it’s more certain there will be no tax reform.
Gov. Tony Evers signed the bill into law on Tuesday.
While Vos claims that UW administrators pursue DEI efforts to “evangelize” on campus, it is the opposite; students and employees who care deeply about DEI in their lives want their campuses to do better for students and employees of color.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers today was noncommittal about potentially vetoing the GOP’s $3.5 billion income tax cut passed by the Joint Finance Committee but said he still believes tax cuts shouldn’t go to the rich. In an “UpFront” interview set to air Sunday,
The median sale price for homes in Wisconsin has more than doubled over the past decade, according to a new report from UW-Madison’s Division of Extension. The report was authored by Prof. Steven Deller, an economist in the university’s Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. Between April 2012 and April
Twentysomethings are coming to Madison in large numbers for good jobs, affordability and cultural amenities.
I suspect that thousands of my fellow UW grads are embarrassed that our alma mater saw fit to grant you a degree.
When and why did bringing internet access to every home and business in Wisconsin become the sole province of government, rather than the marketing mission of established private internet providers?
Some goals that seemed out of reach even a few months ago have gained approval from Republicans and Democrats alike.
If, as the axiom goes, demography is destiny, then Wisconsin is facing a troubling economic future.
Republicans voted in the dead of night to eliminate funding for the Child Care Counts program, putting child care in Wisconsin into crisis.
Madison City Council affirms empathy with resolution.
But we can make Wisconsin cleaner and safer with stronger clean air standards.
Hunter Biden’s biggest scandal isn’t his plea deal over federal tax and gun charges, it’s his child support settlement. Hunter Biden is a deadbeat dad.
If Biden were a Republican they’d be giving him the Medal of Freedom. Not paying your taxes and allowing anybody, regardless of their competence, to own a cache of firearms are Republican family values these days.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) From WisPolitics.com … — The GOP-run Joint Finance Committee wrapped up its version of the state budget, sending the full Legislature a two-year plan that includes a $3.5 billion income tax cut, a cut in state aid to the UW
Leaders mentioned a $3 billion figure last weekend, down substantially from their earlier markers, and the amount discussed seems to be dwindling. It’s almost certain there will be a tax cut; it’s more certain there will be no tax reform.
Gov. Tony Evers signed the bill into law on Tuesday.
While Vos claims that UW administrators pursue DEI efforts to “evangelize” on campus, it is the opposite; students and employees who care deeply about DEI in their lives want their campuses to do better for students and employees of color.