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DOA says it didn’t keep track of $4 billion in emergency spending decisions
He ran rings around Republicans 40 years younger during the State of Union address, making a usually formal event look much like a rugby scrum inside the British Parliament, where free-for-all antics are normal.
Are you better off since President Biden took office?
There are many topics Republicans much enjoy blustering about, or as the nation witnessed on Tuesday night, acting out with childlike behavior when confronted with data that goes against their rhetoric and fund-raising efforts.
Balance of power rests in the hands of Wisconsin voters this spring.
All of our organizing gave us the power to reach the groundbreaking agreement with UW Health that provided us a union voice.
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Assembly Regulatory Licensing Reform Committee Chair Rep. Shae Sortwell said it seems like the Department of Safety and Professional Services has made “significant progress,” noting a decrease in complaints about licensing delays.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz’s latest TV ad takes aim at conservative rivals Jennifer Dorow and Daniel Kelly, knocking them for representing child sex offenders. It is
A new ad from WMC Issues Mobilization Council and the Wisconsin Alliance for Reform slams Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Janet Protasiewicz for the sentence she gave a child rapist. The spots focus on Anton Veasley, who the narrator says
Members of the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce are optimistic about the future of the area’s economy, according to a recent survey. “As we turn the page in 2023, businesses are focused on igniting the local economy and asserting their competitiveness,”
DOA says it didn’t keep track of $4 billion in emergency spending decisions
He ran rings around Republicans 40 years younger during the State of Union address, making a usually formal event look much like a rugby scrum inside the British Parliament, where free-for-all antics are normal.
Are you better off since President Biden took office?
There are many topics Republicans much enjoy blustering about, or as the nation witnessed on Tuesday night, acting out with childlike behavior when confronted with data that goes against their rhetoric and fund-raising efforts.
Balance of power rests in the hands of Wisconsin voters this spring.
All of our organizing gave us the power to reach the groundbreaking agreement with UW Health that provided us a union voice.
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Assembly Regulatory Licensing Reform Committee Chair Rep. Shae Sortwell said it seems like the Department of Safety and Professional Services has made “significant progress,” noting a decrease in complaints about licensing delays.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz’s latest TV ad takes aim at conservative rivals Jennifer Dorow and Daniel Kelly, knocking them for representing child sex offenders. It is the fifth spot from Protasiewicz and the first from any
A new ad from WMC Issues Mobilization Council and the Wisconsin Alliance for Reform slams Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Janet Protasiewicz for the sentence she gave a child rapist. The spots focus on Anton Veasley, who the narrator says abducted and raped a 15-year-old girl. The narrator adds Protasiewicz
Members of the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce are optimistic about the future of the area’s economy, according to a recent survey. “As we turn the page in 2023, businesses are focused on igniting the local economy and asserting their competitiveness,” Chamber President and CEO Rob Kleman wrote in a report