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MADISON- Today Governor Tony Evers delivered his third Budget Address in the Wisconsin State Capitol, where he shared his plans for the upcoming budget. Representative Jacobson released the following statement: “I thank Governor Tony Evers for his continuation in vital
Madison, Wis. — Today, Governor Tony Evers delivered his budget address to the state legislature. Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara (R-Appleton) issued the following statement. “While there may be some areas we can work with the governor on, including mental health and workforce issues,
Madison, WI – Today, Senator Dan Feyen (R-Fond du Lac), released the following statement after today’s Budget Address: “Tonight, the governor laid out his list of ideas for Wisconsin’s 2023-2025 biennial budget. This is an important starting point in the budget process
Gov. Tony Evers tonight in his first budget after reelection called for using $243 million in state money to seed a new family leave program for private sector employees, $500 million to help local governments expand the workforce and new revenue sources for transportation.
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Protasiewicz was open about her personal beliefs, but she did not take a position on a specific case that might find its way to the high court.
Cautioning Karofsky on her manners toward a Trump attorney was wrong.
Final Five Voting does not advantage Republicans more than Democrats, nor does it advantage Democrats over Republicans. Rather, it helps to provide for the freedom of debate over ideas and solutions that we want to be able to have in each party, without being unfairly penalized in November.
Supreme Court set to rule on federal authority over navigable waters
With approximately 1,000 inmates in a facility that has a capacity of less than 750, GBCI is the second-oldest prison in the Wisconsin corrections system. It is overcrowded by 45% and is dangerous.
So what do we do as the innocent victims pile up as they did again in East Lansing the other day, the 68th mass shooting in the country since the first of the year? Just keep trying.
Working as public school teacher and administrator while serving in Legislature, getting two full time salaries.
Higher education is undergoing change in Wisconsin and elsewhere. It will likely take all shapes and sizes of that “pipeline” to replenish the workforce with the talent the state needs.
An overhaul of Milwaukee Tool’s trade compliance program has saved the equipment manufacturer both time and money. That’s according to Susie Schroeder, the company’s trade compliance director who was hired in 2019. She spoke yesterday at a Madison International Trade
Gov. Tony Evers wants to provide $290 million in one-time state funds to the board that oversees the Milwaukee Brewers stadium to finance ongoing improvements. In exchange, the Brewers would sign a deal to keep the team in Milwaukee through
Dane County Judge Rhonda Lanford said she will decide by late Monday whether to block two referendums from the April ballot. One is a constitutional amendment to overhaul bail policies, and another would ask if childless adults should have to
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MADISON- Today Governor Tony Evers delivered his third Budget Address in the Wisconsin State Capitol, where he shared his plans for the upcoming budget. Representative Jacobson released the following statement: “I thank Governor Tony Evers for his continuation in vital investments which will improve the lives of Wisconsinites for years
Madison, Wis. — Today, Governor Tony Evers delivered his budget address to the state legislature. Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara (R-Appleton) issued the following statement. “While there may be some areas we can work with the governor on, including mental health and workforce issues, I will not vote for a budget that raises taxes
Madison, WI – Today, Senator Dan Feyen (R-Fond du Lac), released the following statement after today’s Budget Address: “Tonight, the governor laid out his list of ideas for Wisconsin’s 2023-2025 biennial budget. This is an important starting point in the budget process and I am looking forward to diving into the details.
Gov. Tony Evers tonight in his first budget after reelection called for using $243 million in state money to seed a new family leave program for private sector employees, $500 million to help local governments expand the workforce and new revenue sources for transportation.
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Protasiewicz was open about her personal beliefs, but she did not take a position on a specific case that might find its way to the high court.
Cautioning Karofsky on her manners toward a Trump attorney was wrong.
Final Five Voting does not advantage Republicans more than Democrats, nor does it advantage Democrats over Republicans. Rather, it helps to provide for the freedom of debate over ideas and solutions that we want to be able to have in each party, without being unfairly penalized in November.
Supreme Court set to rule on federal authority over navigable waters
With approximately 1,000 inmates in a facility that has a capacity of less than 750, GBCI is the second-oldest prison in the Wisconsin corrections system. It is overcrowded by 45% and is dangerous.
So what do we do as the innocent victims pile up as they did again in East Lansing the other day, the 68th mass shooting in the country since the first of the year? Just keep trying.
Working as public school teacher and administrator while serving in Legislature, getting two full time salaries.
Higher education is undergoing change in Wisconsin and elsewhere. It will likely take all shapes and sizes of that “pipeline” to replenish the workforce with the talent the state needs.
An overhaul of Milwaukee Tool’s trade compliance program has saved the equipment manufacturer both time and money. That’s according to Susie Schroeder, the company’s trade compliance director who was hired in 2019. She spoke yesterday at a Madison International Trade Association event held at the Fluno Center in Madison. Schroeder
Gov. Tony Evers wants to provide $290 million in one-time state funds to the board that oversees the Milwaukee Brewers stadium to finance ongoing improvements. In exchange, the Brewers would sign a deal to keep the team in Milwaukee through December 2043 — 13 years beyond its current lease —
Dane County Judge Rhonda Lanford said she will decide by late Monday whether to block two referendums from the April ballot. One is a constitutional amendment to overhaul bail policies, and another would ask if childless adults should have to look for work to qualify for public assistance. Ex-incarcerated People
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