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With climate change looming, farmers and the ag industry are exploring ways to adapt. Wisconsin policymakers and ag leaders are looking to make future farming more sustainable— from using biodigesters for managing animal waste to changing land tilling and animal
The Evers administration today predicted revenues for the 2021-22 fiscal year will come in higher than expected with collections from income, corporate and sales taxes all running ahead of projections so far. Department of Revenue economist Emily Camfield noted income
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Evers administration today predicted revenues for the 2021-22 fiscal year will come in higher than expected with collections from income, corporate and sales taxes all running ahead of projections so far.
Contact: Robert Relph br.senate2022@gmail.com Our campaign has been running strong for about 3 months now and I am very pleased with the way it is going. I have been out in the public talking with people on their concerns and
Conservative Justice Pat Roggensack questioned whether Black candidates in Wisconsin truly face barriers to getting support from white voters as the state Supreme Court heard six hours of oral arguments over future legislative and congressional boundaries. One of the issues
We’re once again witnessing what happens when we pay legislators enough money so they can spend all their days in the state Capitol.
WEDC board member’s biz benefits from Evers’ grant.
Seeing a true legacy that heroification has kept long hidden.
Last year, as a newly elected legislator, she worked with state Rep. Kristina Shelton, D-Green Bay, to develop an Economic Justice Bill of Rights, which they introduced with almost two dozen Assembly cosponsors and six senators.
I think I’ve hit on Pres. Joe Biden’s fundamental problem: he was never a mayor. When you’ve been a mayor of a liberal city you learn one thing right out of the gate: the left is never, ever satisfied.
Despite an improved score for MPS, many problems remain.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Feb. 3: WisPolitics.com-WisBusiness.com Breakfast: Making the Most of New Federal Infrastructure Dollars Join WisPolitics.com and WisBusiness.com for a special breakfast at American Family Field in Milwaukee on Thursday, Feb. 3, on the topic: “Making the
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says conservative Kevin Nicholson should not enter the GOP race for guv and instead focus his efforts on 2024. During a WisPolitics.com luncheon at the Madison Club yesterday, the Rochester Republican said Nicholson would be better
DPI wants to use a smaller pot of federal COVID-19 funds to reward districts that provided in-person instruction during the pandemic. This comes after the U.S. Department of Education rejected an earlier proposal from GOP lawmakers to use more of
With climate change looming, farmers and the ag industry are exploring ways to adapt. Wisconsin policymakers and ag leaders are looking to make future farming more sustainable— from using biodigesters for managing animal waste to changing land tilling and animal feeding techniques to handle the effects of bigger rain events
The Evers administration today predicted revenues for the 2021-22 fiscal year will come in higher than expected with collections from income, corporate and sales taxes all running ahead of projections so far. Department of Revenue economist Emily Camfield noted income tax collections will be impacted significantly in the coming months
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Evers administration today predicted revenues for the 2021-22 fiscal year will come in higher than expected with collections from income, corporate and sales taxes all running ahead of projections so far. Department of Revenue economist Emily Camfield noted income tax collections
Contact: Robert Relph br.senate2022@gmail.com Our campaign has been running strong for about 3 months now and I am very pleased with the way it is going. I have been out in the public talking with people on their concerns and have been speaking at several events. I serve on the
Conservative Justice Pat Roggensack questioned whether Black candidates in Wisconsin truly face barriers to getting support from white voters as the state Supreme Court heard six hours of oral arguments over future legislative and congressional boundaries. One of the issues at the heart of Wednesday’s arguments is the appropriate number
We’re once again witnessing what happens when we pay legislators enough money so they can spend all their days in the state Capitol.
WEDC board member’s biz benefits from Evers’ grant.
Seeing a true legacy that heroification has kept long hidden.
Last year, as a newly elected legislator, she worked with state Rep. Kristina Shelton, D-Green Bay, to develop an Economic Justice Bill of Rights, which they introduced with almost two dozen Assembly cosponsors and six senators.
I think I’ve hit on Pres. Joe Biden’s fundamental problem: he was never a mayor. When you’ve been a mayor of a liberal city you learn one thing right out of the gate: the left is never, ever satisfied.
Despite an improved score for MPS, many problems remain.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Feb. 3: WisPolitics.com-WisBusiness.com Breakfast: Making the Most of New Federal Infrastructure Dollars Join WisPolitics.com and WisBusiness.com for a special breakfast at American Family Field in Milwaukee on Thursday, Feb. 3, on the topic: “Making the Most of New Federal Infrastructure Dollars.” Doors will open at…
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says conservative Kevin Nicholson should not enter the GOP race for guv and instead focus his efforts on 2024. During a WisPolitics.com luncheon at the Madison Club yesterday, the Rochester Republican said Nicholson would be better off saving his war chest for the next cycle instead
DPI wants to use a smaller pot of federal COVID-19 funds to reward districts that provided in-person instruction during the pandemic. This comes after the U.S. Department of Education rejected an earlier proposal from GOP lawmakers to use more of the money for the effort. The new DPI plan would