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Madison… Following action in the Wisconsin State Legislature, Senator Joan Ballweg (R-Markesan) now has 22 bills, which she authored, awaiting the governor’s action. “I am happy with all of the progress we have made this session,” said Ballweg. “I have had eight
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MADISON – WI – Following the passage of Assembly Bill 374 in the Wisconsin State Assembly. Representative Shelia Stubbs released the following statement: “Today we continue to push the state of Wisconsin forward with the passage of Assembly Bill 374-
Madison, WI – Representative John Spiros (R-Marshfield) issued the following statement after two bipartisan bills that passed through his committee, one of which he co-authored, passed the Assembly: “All crime victims in Wisconsin deserve support, whether that victim is a missing
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, offer their take on Gov. Tony Evers’ signing of legislative district maps approved by the GOP-controlled Wisconsin Legislature. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center for Public Leadership.
A bill on Evers’ desk would exempt from state income taxes all retirement income up to $150,000 for couples. This is just ridiculous. Do I not benefit from state services as much as anybody else and probably more?
Mark Jefferson is out as executive director of the Wisconsin Republican Party. Could be burnout … Could be electoral failure … It could be that Mr. Jefferson is not sufficiently MAGA.
The best pick for vice president on a GOP ticket in 2024 is a governor.
Wisconsin kids need school boards allied with parent advocates who care more about scoring scholarly achievements than political points.
The City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County got permission from the state to increase sales taxes as part of a deal that included putting 25 police officers back in crime-ridden schools. The city and the school district were supposed to share the approximately $2 million cost. Eight months later, there are still no cops.
Freedom, democracy and journalism all go hand in hand. None can survive if one dies. Death need not be their destiny, if enough of us step up. Deserts can be reclaimed.
Using ChatGPT4, one of the popular tools that has burst on the market, I asked: “What sectors/industries in Wisconsin manufacturing are best positioned to benefit from artificial intelligence as a tool?”
MADISON – Following the passage of the PRINCE Act from the State Assembly and Senate, Senator Johnson released the following statement: “The Wisconsin Assembly today passed the PRINCE Act, following its approval by the Senate on Tuesday, and is headed to
Madison – Representative Chanz Green (R-Grand View) issued the following statement after Assembly Bill 1030, which bans doe hunts in the Northern Forest Zone, passed the Assembly earlier today: “Deer hunting has been a tradition for generations in Northern Wisconsin. But those
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Madison… Following action in the Wisconsin State Legislature, Senator Joan Ballweg (R-Markesan) now has 22 bills, which she authored, awaiting the governor’s action. “I am happy with all of the progress we have made this session,” said Ballweg. “I have had eight bills signed into law so far and I look forward
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MADISON – WI – Following the passage of Assembly Bill 374 in the Wisconsin State Assembly. Representative Shelia Stubbs released the following statement: “Today we continue to push the state of Wisconsin forward with the passage of Assembly Bill 374- Relating to the selling and fitting of over-the-counter hearing aids.
Madison, WI – Representative John Spiros (R-Marshfield) issued the following statement after two bipartisan bills that passed through his committee, one of which he co-authored, passed the Assembly: “All crime victims in Wisconsin deserve support, whether that victim is a missing child or a victim of domestic or sexual assault,” said
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, offer their take on Gov. Tony Evers’ signing of legislative district maps approved by the GOP-controlled Wisconsin Legislature. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center for Public Leadership.
A bill on Evers’ desk would exempt from state income taxes all retirement income up to $150,000 for couples. This is just ridiculous. Do I not benefit from state services as much as anybody else and probably more?
Mark Jefferson is out as executive director of the Wisconsin Republican Party. Could be burnout … Could be electoral failure … It could be that Mr. Jefferson is not sufficiently MAGA.
The best pick for vice president on a GOP ticket in 2024 is a governor.
Wisconsin kids need school boards allied with parent advocates who care more about scoring scholarly achievements than political points.
The City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County got permission from the state to increase sales taxes as part of a deal that included putting 25 police officers back in crime-ridden schools. The city and the school district were supposed to share the approximately $2 million cost. Eight months later, there are still no cops.
Freedom, democracy and journalism all go hand in hand. None can survive if one dies. Death need not be their destiny, if enough of us step up. Deserts can be reclaimed.
Using ChatGPT4, one of the popular tools that has burst on the market, I asked: “What sectors/industries in Wisconsin manufacturing are best positioned to benefit from artificial intelligence as a tool?”
MADISON – Following the passage of the PRINCE Act from the State Assembly and Senate, Senator Johnson released the following statement: “The Wisconsin Assembly today passed the PRINCE Act, following its approval by the Senate on Tuesday, and is headed to the governor to be signed into law. Named in memory
Madison – Representative Chanz Green (R-Grand View) issued the following statement after Assembly Bill 1030, which bans doe hunts in the Northern Forest Zone, passed the Assembly earlier today: “Deer hunting has been a tradition for generations in Northern Wisconsin. But those traditions have been thrown by the wayside because the population