Rep. Neylon: Celebrates opening of Crosspoint Academy

Waukesha, WI – State Representative Adam Neylon joined community leaders, educators, students and families to celebrate the opening of Crosspoint Academy, the Waukesha School District’s new recovery high school. With grant funding made possible through 2023 Wisconsin Act 72, Crosspoint Academy will

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WisDems: Honor Hispanic Heritage Month

MADISON, Wis. — In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Latino Caucus Chair Cristhabel Martinez released the following statement: “Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to honor the generations of Latinos who have helped shape Wisconsin and to

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WEDC signs MOU with French agency to boost collaboration on key sectors

WEDC has signed an agreement with a French economic development agency aimed at boosting collaboration on shared key sectors, including manufacturing, energy, health sciences, agriculture and food.  Gov. Tony Evers yesterday announced the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. has joined a memorandum of understanding with the Agence Économique Régionale of the

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Rep. Neylon: Celebrates opening of Crosspoint Academy

Waukesha, WI – State Representative Adam Neylon joined community leaders, educators, students and families to celebrate the opening of Crosspoint Academy, the Waukesha School District’s new recovery high school. With grant funding made possible through 2023 Wisconsin Act 72, Crosspoint Academy will provide students in recovery with a supportive environment, where they

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WisGOP: ICYMI: Townhall details how David Crowley would bankrupt Wisconsin

MADISON, Wis. — A new Townhall piece exposes the staggering price Wisconsin taxpayers would pay for David Crowley’s tax-and-spend agenda. According to the article, Crowley’s plans to repeal Act 10 and burn through Wisconsin’s Republican-built surplus would increase annual state spending by at least $6 billion, costing taxpayers an estimated $1,935 each year.

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UW-Platteville: Addresses allegations involving men’s cross-country team

PLATTEVILLE, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin-Platteville (UW-Platteville) is aware of allegations involving potential hazing and student-athlete code-of-conduct violations within the men’s cross-country team that were first reported to Chancellor Tammy Evetovich on Sept. 1. UW-Platteville takes these allegations seriously and began reviewing the matter promptly. The university remains committed…

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WisDems: Honor Hispanic Heritage Month

MADISON, Wis. — In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Latino Caucus Chair Cristhabel Martinez released the following statement: “Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to honor the generations of Latinos who have helped shape Wisconsin and to recognize the growing leadership, civic participation, and political power of

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Weekly GOP radio address: Governor’s partial veto

Are your property taxes going up? You can blame that squarely on Governor Evers’ infamous 400-year veto, which increased property taxes for the next four centuries. Do you think it’s ridiculous that one person has that much power? So do we. Hello, I’m State Senator Patrick Testin. No governor, Democrat

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Wisconsinites for Healthy Families: Heidi Overton’s FDA nomination reaches Senate after Senate Health Chairman Bill Cassidy calls her role “almost disqualifying”

Cassidy Cited “Strong Concerns,” a “Lack of Managerial Experience,” and a “Nonsensical Vaccine Executive Order” as Overton’s FDA Nomination Heads to the Senate WASHINGTON — The White House ⁠officially sent Dr. Heidi Overton’s nomination to serve as Commissioner of Food and Drugs to the U.S. Senate this week, putting her

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Rep. Callahan: Demands ban on Flock cameras, vows to hold hearing

MADISON, Wis. – State Representative Calvin Callahan, Chairman of the Assembly Committee on Consumer Protection, is calling for Wisconsin to ban the unchecked use of Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras by government agencies, citing serious concerns over privacy, mass surveillance, government overreach, and the collection and sharing of

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Dept. of Health Services: Confirms case of measles in Marathon County

Case is not related to the ongoing outbreak in Southwest Wisconsin The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) and Marathon County Health Department have confirmed a case of measles in a resident of Marathon County through testing at the Wisconsin State Lab of Hygiene. The case in Marathon County was exposed during

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