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Today’s Midday podcast covers state superintendent primary winners Pecatonica School District Superintendent Jill Underly and former Brown Deer School District Superintendent Deborah Kerr as well as GOP Senate primary winners moving on to face off in the April 6 general
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposals to overhaul how Wisconsin treats juvenile offenders, including moving almost all minors out of the adult criminal justice system and revamping the state’s approach to youth prisons.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers plan to legalize and tax recreational marijuana as well as expand medicaid, which could pass even with a Republican-controlled Legislature that has members on record opposing it.
Today’s Midday podcast covers President Joe Biden’s town hall in Milwaukee tomorrow, the same night Gov. Tony Evers will propose his new budget. The start time for Joe Biden’s CNN town hall in Milwaukee is 8 p.m.
Today’s Midday podcast covers key details from the Department of Public Instruction superintendent race and candidate Shandowlyon Hendricks-Williams accusations last night that two of her rivals allowed racism to “flourish in their districts.”
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers proposal in his new budget to again seek legislative approval to accept federal money to expand Medicaid. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he won’t approve the proposal.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers and the Department of Health Services announcement of a new partnership with AMI Expeditionary Healthcare, which will help expand vaccine accessibility statewide by operating the community clinics…. Please log in to access subscriber
Today’s Midday podcast covers Evers’ plan, which will be formally introduced Feb. 16, to treat the drug much like Wisconsin regulates and taxes alcohol. Wisconsin would join 15 other states, including neighboring Michigan and Illinois, in legalizing recreational marijuana.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ budget, which will include $43 million to help Wisconsin’s ag industry with almost half of that going to help connect food banks and pantries with state producers.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ new public health declaration and mask mandate yesterday afternoon before Republicans had taken the final step to overturn the one he issued last month.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the varying federal and state vaccination data which place Wisconsin in the high and low middle for its COVID-19 vaccination rate among other states. Stephanie Hoff and WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers also give updates on the state’s
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers announcement this morning his upcoming budget will include a series of proposals aimed at reining in the costs of prescription drugs, including a $50 cap on copays for insulin and eliminating drug copays
Today’s Midday podcast covers HealthCare.gov re-opening for Americans to enroll in health insurance coverage following an announcement from the Biden administration last week. It will be available for people who missed either the original enrollment deadline or their first payment
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Senate’s vote to repeal Democratic Gov. Tony Evers public health emergency order was about “illegal overreach by the governor,” not masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19. But a Democratic senator called that argument “completely
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Assembly putting off voting to overturn Gov. Tony Evers’ public health declaration to give lawmakers additional time to understand the fiscal impact of the move.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos slammed Gov. Tony Evers for “acting like a dictator” by declaring health emergencies to address COVID-19 without support from the Legislature. The Rochester Republican said in a WisPolitics.com virtual event Thursday the guv’s decision to keep
Today’s Midday podcast covers GOP senators taking a step toward overturning Gov. Tony Evers’ mask mandate over the objections of many health groups and Dems who argued the requirement should remain in place with a pandemic that is still raging.
Today’s Midday podcast covers sessions in both chambers of the Legislature today with the Senate voting on a resolution that would overturn Gov. Tony Evers’ latest public health emergency and the accompanying mask mandate to combat COVID-19.
Today’s Midday podcast covers an appearance by U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, on the “UpFront” program touching on President Trump’s impeachment, President Biden’s cabinet confirmations, another COVID-19 relief package and more.
Charlie Sykes admits he was wrong. And it took Donald Trump to make him realize it. Sykes has been Wisconsin’s most prominent “never Trumper” and perhaps one of its first, starting with a combative radio interview in March 2016 ahead
Today’s Midday podcast covers state superintendent primary winners Pecatonica School District Superintendent Jill Underly and former Brown Deer School District Superintendent Deborah Kerr as well as GOP Senate primary winners moving on to face off in the April 6 general election and Democratic candidate Milwaukee Bucks executive Alex Lasry’s bid
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposals to overhaul how Wisconsin treats juvenile offenders, including moving almost all minors out of the adult criminal justice system and revamping the state’s approach to youth prisons.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers plan to legalize and tax recreational marijuana as well as expand medicaid, which could pass even with a Republican-controlled Legislature that has members on record opposing it.
Today’s Midday podcast covers President Joe Biden’s town hall in Milwaukee tomorrow, the same night Gov. Tony Evers will propose his new budget. The start time for Joe Biden’s CNN town hall in Milwaukee is 8 p.m.
Today’s Midday podcast covers key details from the Department of Public Instruction superintendent race and candidate Shandowlyon Hendricks-Williams accusations last night that two of her rivals allowed racism to “flourish in their districts.”
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers proposal in his new budget to again seek legislative approval to accept federal money to expand Medicaid. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he won’t approve the proposal.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers and the Department of Health Services announcement of a new partnership with AMI Expeditionary Healthcare, which will help expand vaccine accessibility statewide by operating the community clinics…. Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, please contact schmies@wispolitics.com for
Today’s Midday podcast covers Evers’ plan, which will be formally introduced Feb. 16, to treat the drug much like Wisconsin regulates and taxes alcohol. Wisconsin would join 15 other states, including neighboring Michigan and Illinois, in legalizing recreational marijuana.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ budget, which will include $43 million to help Wisconsin’s ag industry with almost half of that going to help connect food banks and pantries with state producers.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ new public health declaration and mask mandate yesterday afternoon before Republicans had taken the final step to overturn the one he issued last month.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the varying federal and state vaccination data which place Wisconsin in the high and low middle for its COVID-19 vaccination rate among other states. Stephanie Hoff and WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers also give updates on the state’s vaccination effort.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers announcement this morning his upcoming budget will include a series of proposals aimed at reining in the costs of prescription drugs, including a $50 cap on copays for insulin and eliminating drug copays in the BadgerCare program.
Today’s Midday podcast covers HealthCare.gov re-opening for Americans to enroll in health insurance coverage following an announcement from the Biden administration last week. It will be available for people who missed either the original enrollment deadline or their first payment for their enrolled plan. wispolitics · Wisconsinites who missed
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Senate’s vote to repeal Democratic Gov. Tony Evers public health emergency order was about “illegal overreach by the governor,” not masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19. But a Democratic senator called that argument “completely bogus.” wispolitics · 210201 Final
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Assembly putting off voting to overturn Gov. Tony Evers’ public health declaration to give lawmakers additional time to understand the fiscal impact of the move.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos slammed Gov. Tony Evers for “acting like a dictator” by declaring health emergencies to address COVID-19 without support from the Legislature. The Rochester Republican said in a WisPolitics.com virtual event Thursday the guv’s decision to keep reissuing emergency orders every 60 days without getting approval from
Today’s Midday podcast covers GOP senators taking a step toward overturning Gov. Tony Evers’ mask mandate over the objections of many health groups and Dems who argued the requirement should remain in place with a pandemic that is still raging.
Today’s Midday podcast covers sessions in both chambers of the Legislature today with the Senate voting on a resolution that would overturn Gov. Tony Evers’ latest public health emergency and the accompanying mask mandate to combat COVID-19.
Today’s Midday podcast covers an appearance by U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, on the “UpFront” program touching on President Trump’s impeachment, President Biden’s cabinet confirmations, another COVID-19 relief package and more.
Charlie Sykes admits he was wrong. And it took Donald Trump to make him realize it. Sykes has been Wisconsin’s most prominent “never Trumper” and perhaps one of its first, starting with a combative radio interview in March 2016 ahead of the state’s presidential primary. Since then, he’s been a