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This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with returning guest Lisa Johnson, CEO of BioForward Wisconsin. She shares her perspective on the state’s demographic workforce challenges, arguing Wisconsin should be doubling down on supporting growing industries such as biohealth.
While Fox News was repeatedly broadcasting the lie that Trump had been cheated of victory, off the air it’s stars, producers and executives were expressing contempt for those same conspiracies, calling them “mind-blowingly nuts,” “totally off the rails” and “completely bs.”
CROWE reports long-term gains in output and income.
This year, in the governor’s proposed budget, he is proposing to stop any new student trying to enroll in choice programs. This would leave thousands of students who need an alternative on the waitlist.
I’d like to change the agenda in a way that represents the economic interests of the citizens as opposed to corporations. So I’m proposing a different survey: Perceptions of Economic Opportunity.
Using federal dollars, the Wisconsin Child Care Counts program sent monthly payments to over 3,300 providers in Wisconsin to stay open, recruit and retain qualified staff, and provide care to over 113,000 children statewide.
It’s time to put the Stewardship Fund permanently out to pasture.
State representatives from the Latino Caucus are collecting co-sponsors to proclaim March 31st as César Chavez Day.
Kelly is a poor lawyer who lacks any sense of temperament. The Wisconsin Supreme Court, and the people of Wisconsin, deserve better.
As the sun sets on Jimmy Carter’s long life, it’s worth some contemplation on what passes for leadership.
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Two progressive lawyers have filed an ethics complaint against former Justice Michael Gableman, accusing him of a “shambolic, dishonest, and destructive campaign against Wisconsin’s democracy at taxpayer expense” during his review of the 2020 election.
GOP attorney Jim Troupis, who participated in a scheme to present a false slate of Wisconsin electors for Donald Trump, has been reappointed by a split Wisconsin Supreme Court to a state body that provides informal advice to judges on ethical conduct.
UW System President Jay Rothman announced plans to seek a tuition increase of 5 percent over the 2023-2024 school year – the first since 2013.
This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with returning guest Lisa Johnson, CEO of BioForward Wisconsin. She shares her perspective on the state’s demographic workforce challenges, arguing Wisconsin should be doubling down on supporting growing industries such as biohealth. “We have a problem — we have migration out, we
While Fox News was repeatedly broadcasting the lie that Trump had been cheated of victory, off the air it’s stars, producers and executives were expressing contempt for those same conspiracies, calling them “mind-blowingly nuts,” “totally off the rails” and “completely bs.”
CROWE reports long-term gains in output and income.
This year, in the governor’s proposed budget, he is proposing to stop any new student trying to enroll in choice programs. This would leave thousands of students who need an alternative on the waitlist.
I’d like to change the agenda in a way that represents the economic interests of the citizens as opposed to corporations. So I’m proposing a different survey: Perceptions of Economic Opportunity.
Using federal dollars, the Wisconsin Child Care Counts program sent monthly payments to over 3,300 providers in Wisconsin to stay open, recruit and retain qualified staff, and provide care to over 113,000 children statewide.
It’s time to put the Stewardship Fund permanently out to pasture.
State representatives from the Latino Caucus are collecting co-sponsors to proclaim March 31st as César Chavez Day.
Kelly is a poor lawyer who lacks any sense of temperament. The Wisconsin Supreme Court, and the people of Wisconsin, deserve better.
As the sun sets on Jimmy Carter’s long life, it’s worth some contemplation on what passes for leadership.
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Two progressive lawyers have filed an ethics complaint against former Justice Michael Gableman, accusing him of a “shambolic, dishonest, and destructive campaign against Wisconsin’s democracy at taxpayer expense” during his review of the 2020 election.
GOP attorney Jim Troupis, who participated in a scheme to present a false slate of Wisconsin electors for Donald Trump, has been reappointed by a split Wisconsin Supreme Court to a state body that provides informal advice to judges on ethical conduct.
UW System President Jay Rothman announced plans to seek a tuition increase of 5 percent over the 2023-2024 school year – the first since 2013.