This morning, Protect Our Care’s Care Force One arrived in Milwaukee to highlight how the Inflation Reduction Act’s measures will lower premiums and prescription drug costs for millions of Americans. The groundbreaking legislation works to reduce racial inequities in health care, improve care for seniors, strengthen families, and save lives.

Today, small business owners commended Eric Toney’s commitment to meeting the challenges of public safety as a key factor in their endorsement for Wisconsin’s top law enforcement officer. Members of NFIB’s political action committee here in Wisconsin voted on the endorsement. “Eric Toney has a strong commitment toward meeting the

National Security Leaders for America (NSL4A) — a bipartisan organization dedicated to supporting strong national security and healthy American democracy — has endorsed Gov. Tony Evers. Gov. Evers has been the last line of defense against radical bills that undermine our democratic institutions and infringe on Wisconsinites’ voting rights. As

Today, Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) Secretary-designee Kathy Blumenfeld toured Monroe Street businesses with Deputy Mayor Dr. Linda Vakunta as part of a visit to highlight state investments. Gov. Tony Evers made a combined $40 million investment in Madison small businesses as part of overall pandemic relief efforts, with Dane

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) at an event in Milwaukee today announced Gov. Tony Evers is directing $16 million in grants to improve maternal and child health. Through collaborations with Wisconsin’s two leading public health endowments, the Medical College of Wisconsin Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment and the

On Monday, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) joined Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and three of their Republican colleagues in a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland condemning the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) patterned abuse of investigative authority to police the speech of Americans and stifle the ongoing policy debate over whether

What did you mean when you said “the wrong ICE is melting”?

On Tuesday, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) and Rep. Bryan Steil (WI-01) introduced legislation to designate single, unique zip codes for three Wisconsin communities – Somers, Mount Pleasant and Caledonia – to ensure all residents of the same community fall under a single zip code. Residents of these communities currently face

Gov. Tony Evers today recognized and celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day with a video message honoring Wisconsin’s Native Nations and reaffirming the state’s commitment to respecting Tribal Sovereignty and utilizing government-to-government relationships to build a stronger future for the state.   First recognized in 2019 when Gov. Evers signed Executive Order #50 to annually designate the second Monday in October as

Four weeks before Election Day, the Family Friendly Action PAC (FFA PAC) launched a storybook highlighting the role kitchen table economic issues are playing for voters in Wisconsin and other battleground states and districts, and the candidates they trust to work to bring down the cost of child care, elder

Recently, a Canadian mining company declared its intentions to mine for copper and gold in northern Wisconsin. Local tribes and municipalities have expressed concern over the potential impacts of mining, including possible contamination of Wisconsin waterways and environmental destruction. Concern stems from the 2017 repeal of the so-called “mining moratorium”

At this time of year, you don’t have to drive far in Wisconsin to see combines running in the fields, tractors moving equipment, and trucks hauling grain. Wisconsin farmers are working from sunrise to long past sunset to harvest their crops and prepare their farms for winter. During this busy

Why did you say you’re “just getting started” on your push to release criminals from prison early?

Federal pandemic relief funds give a temporary reprieve to a mounting array of fiscal woes for the city of Milwaukee, helping it avert large-scale service reductions in Mayor Cavalier Johnson’s proposal for the 2023 budget. But city debt levels are escalating more rapidly than anticipated as borrowing costs may soar,

Early Tuesday morning, the hourly workers at Starbucks, located at Auto Plaza Way & Main, have petitioned the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) for an election and demanded union recognition from CEO Howard Schultz and local management. According to Workers United, an overwhelming majority of workers at the store signed

The National Federation for Independent Business Wisconsin recently announced its endorsement of Ryan Huebsch (R-Onalaska) for State Assembly. Small businesses are known for being one of the most trusted institutions in our society. The endorsement noted the bipartisan agreement that 83% of Americans believe addressing the concerns of small businesses

Yesterday, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, continued his Ron Against Roe tour with rallies in Milwaukee and Madison. The rally included Alexis McGill Johnson, president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, and Rep. Gwen Moore. In Madison, Lt. Gov. Barnes stood alongside Governor Tony Evers and Attorney