Visit WisPolitics-State Affairs for premium content,
keyword notifications, bill tracking and more
Nine of the state’s 12 major metropolitan areas had lower unemployment rates in March than pre-pandemic, the latest federal figures show. When comparing preliminary figures from last month with benchmarked data from March 2019, these metro areas had lower unemployment
Congress has a limited window of opportunity to extend and strengthen health care coverage.
The decreasing rates of infection, hospitalization, and death among both vaccinated and unvaccinated populations suggests Covid-19 is naturally becoming weaker. At the same time, vaccine efficacy also seems to be diminishing.
The price of half the drugs in Medicare, thousands of commonly used medications, increased faster than inflation in 2020.
Many Blacks lose jobs because of how they wear their hair. 47% of Black mothers have experienced such discrimination.
Unions help raise wages, increase benefits and improve working conditions for everyone, not just the people they represent.
Arrests at America’s southern borders are surging, and the crisis is the worst it has been in decades.
Voters used to be quite picky about candidates, particularly about their morals. To be accused of marriage infidelity or domestic violence, for instance, was the kiss of death.
When the Legislature listened to families and passed legislation to give parents more rights, more options, and more say in education, Evers turned them away.
We cannot improve the climate crisis — or live healthy, prosperous lives — without bold climate action from our representatives at every level of government. But that takes your voice.
GOP gubernatorial candidate Tim Michels is out with a new TV ad in which he vows to “turn Madison upside down.” A source told WisPolitics.com last week the statewide buy is $980,000 for the first week The 60-second ad features
As Tim Michels launches his campaign for governor this week, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Minocqua, reaffirmed his endorsement of former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch. “The Republican Party is a big tent as you can see with the people that have
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Tim Michels, who will formally launch his campaign for the GOP gubernatorial nomination today, is out with a new TV ad in which he vows to “turn Madison
Both citywide and in Milwaukee’s small Republican enclaves, the ex-alderman rolled up a significantly larger share of the vote in his losing 2016 and 2022 mayoral campaigns than the former GOP president did in either his 2016 or 2020 races.
Nine of the state’s 12 major metropolitan areas had lower unemployment rates in March than pre-pandemic, the latest federal figures show. When comparing preliminary figures from last month with benchmarked data from March 2019, these metro areas had lower unemployment rates in March 2022: Appleton, Eau Claire, Fond du Lac,
Congress has a limited window of opportunity to extend and strengthen health care coverage.
The decreasing rates of infection, hospitalization, and death among both vaccinated and unvaccinated populations suggests Covid-19 is naturally becoming weaker. At the same time, vaccine efficacy also seems to be diminishing.
The price of half the drugs in Medicare, thousands of commonly used medications, increased faster than inflation in 2020.
Many Blacks lose jobs because of how they wear their hair. 47% of Black mothers have experienced such discrimination.
Unions help raise wages, increase benefits and improve working conditions for everyone, not just the people they represent.
Arrests at America’s southern borders are surging, and the crisis is the worst it has been in decades.
Voters used to be quite picky about candidates, particularly about their morals. To be accused of marriage infidelity or domestic violence, for instance, was the kiss of death.
When the Legislature listened to families and passed legislation to give parents more rights, more options, and more say in education, Evers turned them away.
We cannot improve the climate crisis — or live healthy, prosperous lives — without bold climate action from our representatives at every level of government. But that takes your voice.
GOP gubernatorial candidate Tim Michels is out with a new TV ad in which he vows to “turn Madison upside down.” A source told WisPolitics.com last week the statewide buy is $980,000 for the first week The 60-second ad features Michels talking directly to the camera as various pictures from
As Tim Michels launches his campaign for governor this week, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Minocqua, reaffirmed his endorsement of former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch. “The Republican Party is a big tent as you can see with the people that have gotten into the governor’s race,” Tiffany said on WISN’s “UpFront,”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Tim Michels, who will formally launch his campaign for the GOP gubernatorial nomination today, is out with a new TV ad in which he vows to “turn Madison upside down.” Meanwhile, a PAC backing Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch
Both citywide and in Milwaukee’s small Republican enclaves, the ex-alderman rolled up a significantly larger share of the vote in his losing 2016 and 2022 mayoral campaigns than the former GOP president did in either his 2016 or 2020 races.