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The head of the state DWD says focusing on potential workers in Wisconsin is a “much better solution” to workforce challenges than attracting those from outside the state. Speaking yesterday to WisconsinEye, Department of Workforce Development Secretary-designee Amy Pechacek highlighted
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GOP AG candidate Eric Toney is out with a new radio ad that touts his prosecutorial experience and declares he is law enforcement’s choice to be the state’s top cop. “I’m a prosecutor, not a politician,” the Fond du Lac
In a Wisconsin run by ultra-MAGA candidates, Republican politicians would ramp up their campaign to extend the power of the state into hospital rooms, OB-GYN clinics, and doctor’s offices.
One of the hard-left’s most obnoxious — and most counter-productive — practices is to keep trying to push new words and phrases into popular culture. Conservatives know this and they take advantage of it at every turn.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and 14 of his colleagues, including Wisconsin’s Tammy Baldwin, aren’t giving up on their quest to get Congress to enact “Medicare for All.”
Another career criminal sent through Milwaukee County’s revolving door criminal justice system has gone on to be charged with murder.
If we truly care about the children like we say we do, then let us allow those who know them best decide where their God-given talents will best flourish.
The financial struggles of big cities like Milwaukee draw the headlines, but Wisconsin’s smaller communities face challenges of their own.
Alex Lasry said today after dropping out of the U.S. Senate race that it was clear he had no path to winning the primary and that Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes was going to be the Democratic Party’s nominee to challenge
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Former Vice President Mike Pence has endorsed Kleefisch, putting him at odds with former President Donald Trump. Trump has endorsed Michels in the Aug. 9 primary race and will hold a rally for Michels in Waukesha on Aug. 5. A spokesman for the Kleefisch campaign declined to say if Pence
Club for Growth Action has launched a TV bid knocking Kleefisch, accusing her of taking taxpayer-funded “junkets” and taking a “cushy job in Washington.” The Club for Growth didn’t immediately return a message from WisPolitics.com. A Kleefisch ally told WisPolitics.com the buy is $1.3 million through the Aug. 9 primary.
The head of the state DWD says focusing on potential workers in Wisconsin is a “much better solution” to workforce challenges than attracting those from outside the state. Speaking yesterday to WisconsinEye, Department of Workforce Development Secretary-designee Amy Pechacek highlighted four groups of state residents the agency is targeting with
The chief economist for the state Department of Workforce Development says employment in the leisure and hospitality sector is lagging due to fewer people working multiple jobs. In a recent media briefing, Dennis Winters noted Wisconsin’s leisure and hospitality jobs remain about 13,300 from the previous peak, or about 95
GOP AG candidate Eric Toney is out with a new radio ad that touts his prosecutorial experience and declares he is law enforcement’s choice to be the state’s top cop. “I’m a prosecutor, not a politician,” the Fond du Lac Co. DA says in the ad. “As a Republican district
In a Wisconsin run by ultra-MAGA candidates, Republican politicians would ramp up their campaign to extend the power of the state into hospital rooms, OB-GYN clinics, and doctor’s offices.
One of the hard-left’s most obnoxious — and most counter-productive — practices is to keep trying to push new words and phrases into popular culture. Conservatives know this and they take advantage of it at every turn.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and 14 of his colleagues, including Wisconsin’s Tammy Baldwin, aren’t giving up on their quest to get Congress to enact “Medicare for All.”
Another career criminal sent through Milwaukee County’s revolving door criminal justice system has gone on to be charged with murder.
If we truly care about the children like we say we do, then let us allow those who know them best decide where their God-given talents will best flourish.
The financial struggles of big cities like Milwaukee draw the headlines, but Wisconsin’s smaller communities face challenges of their own.
Alex Lasry said today after dropping out of the U.S. Senate race that it was clear he had no path to winning the primary and that Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes was going to be the Democratic Party’s nominee to challenge incumbent Republican Ron Johnson. Lasry is the second Dem this