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Local governments, awash in federal cash, still trying to spend down millions from the CARES Act.
Even if Rittenhouse somehow draws an impartial jury, he already appears to have landed a very partial judge.
Wisconsin has had a long tradition of responsible hunting and forward-thinking conservation. Internationally revered thinkers, like Aldo Leopold, have been architects of that. But now our conservation agenda is being set by Ted Nugent.
A split state Supreme Court has rejected a petition to bypass the appeals court in a lawsuit seeking an order directing Aurora Health to enforce a prescription for ivermectin written by a physician not authorized to practice at the medical
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Dem Rep. Lisa Subeck slammed Republicans today for approving a series of new abortion restrictions, saying they were doing “absolutely nothing to improve the lives or health of women in our state.”
A report from Forward Analytics finds that hiring local workers to construct new solar energy projects could generate twice as much economic activity in the state as relying on out-of-state labor. Using the example of a 150 megawatt solar farm
Dem Rep. Lisa Subeck slammed Republicans today for approving a series of new abortion restrictions, saying they were doing “absolutely nothing to improve the lives or health of women in our state.” But Freshman GOP Rep. William Penterman countered human
The Assembly today signed off on allowing pharmacists to prescribe certain contraceptives with seven Republicans opposed. AB 36, now headed to the Senate after an 83-7 Assembly vote, would also require the Department of Health Services reimburse women for the
Local governments, awash in federal cash, still trying to spend down millions from the CARES Act.
Even if Rittenhouse somehow draws an impartial jury, he already appears to have landed a very partial judge.
Wisconsin has had a long tradition of responsible hunting and forward-thinking conservation. Internationally revered thinkers, like Aldo Leopold, have been architects of that. But now our conservation agenda is being set by Ted Nugent.
A split state Supreme Court has rejected a petition to bypass the appeals court in a lawsuit seeking an order directing Aurora Health to enforce a prescription for ivermectin written by a physician not authorized to practice at the medical center. In the 4-3 order, the majority opined the petition
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — A split state Supreme Court has rejected a petition to bypass the appeals court in a lawsuit seeking an order directing Aurora Health to enforce a prescription for ivermectin written by a physician not authorized to practice at
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Dem Rep. Lisa Subeck slammed Republicans today for approving a series of new abortion restrictions, saying they were doing “absolutely nothing to improve the lives or health of women in our state.” But freshman GOP Rep. William Penterman countered human life needs
A report from Forward Analytics finds that hiring local workers to construct new solar energy projects could generate twice as much economic activity in the state as relying on out-of-state labor. Using the example of a 150 megawatt solar farm being built in rural Wisconsin, the report estimates that hiring
Dem Rep. Lisa Subeck slammed Republicans today for approving a series of new abortion restrictions, saying they were doing “absolutely nothing to improve the lives or health of women in our state.” But Freshman GOP Rep. William Penterman countered human life needs to be protected at any stage because it
The Assembly today signed off on allowing pharmacists to prescribe certain contraceptives with seven Republicans opposed. AB 36, now headed to the Senate after an 83-7 Assembly vote, would also require the Department of Health Services reimburse women for the costs of those contraceptives if they fall under the Medical