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Growing surplus provides an opportunity to rebate dollars in Wisconsin.
At a time when political debates and discussions can feel like they are taking place across impassible divides, Wisconsin Public Radio’s Main Street Agenda revived our belief that there are bridges we can build by listening to and understanding each other.
A proposed development that would bring a new soccer stadium to downtown Milwaukee should include guarantees of good wages and a path to union representation for workers in the stadium district in return for public subsidies, a new report recommends.
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The Natural Resources Board unanimously approved a measure to restart the process of setting numerical standards for PFAS in groundwater.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — UW-Madison is receiving $9.3 million to create an institute to address the needs of the state’s rural communities. The grant to create the Wisconsin Rural Partnership is
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Wisconsin’s motto once was a definition. Now it’s an empty promise.
Democrats just barely held off a Republican onslaught on fair elections. But the fight is far from over.
At its core, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s $3.2 billion public health workforce and infrastructure grant program promotes more of the Biden administration’s equity initiatives, infusing divisive, woke politics into public health. And it promises to be more of the same from DHS under Gov. Tony Evers.
We probably shouldn’t be surprised by a recent New York Times story revealing how deeply involved many of the nation’s college athletic programs have become with sports betting companies.
Citizens have had their fill of selfish gun owners, easy access to gun sales, along with deadly and reckless outcomes. Illinois is fighting back.
Some feel the city of Milwaukee’s process needs to be reformed. Are they right?
Growing surplus provides an opportunity to rebate dollars in Wisconsin.
At a time when political debates and discussions can feel like they are taking place across impassible divides, Wisconsin Public Radio’s Main Street Agenda revived our belief that there are bridges we can build by listening to and understanding each other.
A proposed development that would bring a new soccer stadium to downtown Milwaukee should include guarantees of good wages and a path to union representation for workers in the stadium district in return for public subsidies, a new report recommends.
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The Natural Resources Board unanimously approved a measure to restart the process of setting numerical standards for PFAS in groundwater.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — UW-Madison is receiving $9.3 million to create an institute to address the needs of the state’s rural communities. The grant to create the Wisconsin Rural Partnership is part of a $28 million investment by the U.S. Department
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Wisconsin’s motto once was a definition. Now it’s an empty promise.
Democrats just barely held off a Republican onslaught on fair elections. But the fight is far from over.
At its core, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s $3.2 billion public health workforce and infrastructure grant program promotes more of the Biden administration’s equity initiatives, infusing divisive, woke politics into public health. And it promises to be more of the same from DHS under Gov. Tony Evers.
We probably shouldn’t be surprised by a recent New York Times story revealing how deeply involved many of the nation’s college athletic programs have become with sports betting companies.
Citizens have had their fill of selfish gun owners, easy access to gun sales, along with deadly and reckless outcomes. Illinois is fighting back.
Some feel the city of Milwaukee’s process needs to be reformed. Are they right?