WisDems: Does Eric Toney Agree?

Earlier this week, Republican candidate for Governor Tim Michels made the shocking promise that “Republicans will never lose another election in Wisconsin after I’m elected governor.”  Further down the Republican ticket, GOP AG nominee Eric Toney has been working overtime to

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DHS: Launches free telehealth service for COVID-19 treatment

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announces a free telehealth service to streamline access to COVID-19 treatment. COVID-19 antiviral treatments must be taken within five days of symptoms starting, even if symptoms are mild, making it essential to quickly access a

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DWD: Public comment period open on suggestions for UI changes

The Unemployment Insurance Advisory Council (UIAC) is welcoming suggestions to improve Wisconsin’s Unemployment Insurance (UI) program during two public hearings and a public comment period. The Council represents employee and employer interests and submits recommendations for improving unemployment law to

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Xcel Energy: Mark Stoering retiring after 33 years

Mark Stoering, president, Xcel Energy-Wisconsin and Michigan, is retiring at the end of the year after more than 33 years of service to the company. He played key roles in laying the foundation for the company’s clean energy strategy, including

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DNR: Get your sturgeon license by Oct. 31

Though fall is still in the air, winter is right around the corner. Those interested in heading onto the Lake Winnebago ice this winter for sturgeon spearing need to purchase their license by Monday, Oct. 31. The season opens Feb.

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GOP Radio Address: Republicans work to combat violent crime

To combat violent crime, we need to end the liberal catch-and-release policies that are turning violent offenders loose. Hi, I’m State Senator Patrick Testin. As a legislator, I’ve worked with law enforcement – both on bills and on ride-alongs with officers. I’ve spent time with the State Patrol and several

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WisDems: Does Eric Toney Agree?

Earlier this week, Republican candidate for Governor Tim Michels made the shocking promise that “Republicans will never lose another election in Wisconsin after I’m elected governor.”  Further down the Republican ticket, GOP AG nominee Eric Toney has been working overtime to distance himself from his past support for Mike Gableman’s waste

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Defend Democracy Project: New voter guides in seven states, including Wisconsin

Today, Defend Democracy Project released voter guides for seven states: Arizona, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. These voter guides compare candidates on their records and public statements on whether or not they will accept the results of the 2022 elections. “Next Tuesday’s vote will allow Americans to choose among candidates with different views on their willingness

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Barnes campiagn: Lt. Gov. Barnes calls out Sen. Johnson for supporting higher taxes on the middle class while passing loopholes that benefited himself in new ad

Today, Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, released ‘Think,’ a new ad slamming Ron Johnson for supporting a plan that would raise taxes on the middle class, all while his business and family’s trust paid zero state income taxes for several years. Johnson also used his position

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DHS: Launches free telehealth service for COVID-19 treatment

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announces a free telehealth service to streamline access to COVID-19 treatment. COVID-19 antiviral treatments must be taken within five days of symptoms starting, even if symptoms are mild, making it essential to quickly access a clinician for a prescription. Anyone 18 and older who tests

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DWD: Public comment period open on suggestions for UI changes

The Unemployment Insurance Advisory Council (UIAC) is welcoming suggestions to improve Wisconsin’s Unemployment Insurance (UI) program during two public hearings and a public comment period. The Council represents employee and employer interests and submits recommendations for improving unemployment law to the Legislature. The Council will hold two public hearings on

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Xcel Energy: Mark Stoering retiring after 33 years

Mark Stoering, president, Xcel Energy-Wisconsin and Michigan, is retiring at the end of the year after more than 33 years of service to the company. He played key roles in laying the foundation for the company’s clean energy strategy, including leading the development of community solar in Wisconsin and the

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Forward Latino: Launching Wisconsin “Mi Voto Cuenta” campaign organization

Forward Latino, a non-partisan, non-profit service and advocacy organization today announces its “Mi Voto Cuenta” (My Vote Counts) Campaign that will run through the November 8, 2022 elections. A Multi-State Initiative, today’s announcement focuses on the battleground state of Wisconsin. National President Darryl Morin stated “As the Wisconsin’s largest minority

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DNR: Get your sturgeon license by Oct. 31

Though fall is still in the air, winter is right around the corner. Those interested in heading onto the Lake Winnebago ice this winter for sturgeon spearing need to purchase their license by Monday, Oct. 31. The season opens Feb. 11, 2023, for Lake Winnebago and the Upriver Lakes of

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