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Contact: Rep. Tony Kurtz (608) 266-8531 MADISON – Yesterday, Rep. Tony Kurtz, along with his colleague in the Wisconsin State Assembly, voted to advance the Biennial Budget. The budget passed the Assembly 60-39. The 2019-2021 budget is not perfect, but
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On Friday afternoon, as people all over Wisconsin were getting ready to enjoy the first official weekend of summer, Gov. Tony Evers vetoed four bills relating to abortion.
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A minimum-security prison especially for convicted drunken drivers could get them off the road, and give them the treatment they need, said state Rep. Jim Ott, R-Mequon. “That’s where you could send people to get more treatment and incarcerate them
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Assembly Approves Tougher Drunk Driving Bills Representative Ott and Senator Darling Applaud Bi-Partisan Vote Madison – Driving in Wisconsin could be safer soon. On Thursday, the Wisconsin State Assembly approved two bipartisan bills, authored by State Representative Jim Ott and
[Madison, WI] — Following Governor Evers’ veto of four pieces of pro-life legislation late on Friday, Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald released the following statement: “It’s appalling that the governor has decided to veto these common-sense reforms. These are bills that protect babies
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Senate Parlor, State Capitol. The UW-Madison Institute for Research on Poverty will release their findings of the 11th Annual Wisconsin Poverty Report. Tim Smeeding, Lee Rainwater Distinguished Professor of Public Affairs and Economics, will conduct the presentation and be on
On this week’s episode, Wisconsin Public Radio’s Shawn Johnson and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Patrick Marley discuss the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold lame-duck laws, the state budget, the Assembly’s passage of bills on homelessness and Lincoln Hills deadline, and more.
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov or 608-219-7443 MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced his appointment of William H. Smith to serve on the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board. Mr. Smith currently serves as the board director of the Wisconsin Natural Resources Foundation, as well as
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Contact: Rep. Tony Kurtz (608) 266-8531 MADISON – Yesterday, Rep. Tony Kurtz, along with his colleague in the Wisconsin State Assembly, voted to advance the Biennial Budget. The budget passed the Assembly 60-39. The 2019-2021 budget is not perfect, but it is a great compromise. “Over the course of the
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On Friday afternoon, as people all over Wisconsin were getting ready to enjoy the first official weekend of summer, Gov. Tony Evers vetoed four bills relating to abortion.
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A minimum-security prison especially for convicted drunken drivers could get them off the road, and give them the treatment they need, said state Rep. Jim Ott, R-Mequon. “That’s where you could send people to get more treatment and incarcerate them longer, keep them off the roads,” Ott said in an
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Assembly Approves Tougher Drunk Driving Bills Representative Ott and Senator Darling Applaud Bi-Partisan Vote Madison – Driving in Wisconsin could be safer soon. On Thursday, the Wisconsin State Assembly approved two bipartisan bills, authored by State Representative Jim Ott and Senator Alberta Darling, aimed at getting drunk drivers off our
[Madison, WI] — Following Governor Evers’ veto of four pieces of pro-life legislation late on Friday, Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald released the following statement: “It’s appalling that the governor has decided to veto these common-sense reforms. These are bills that protect babies born alive after a failed abortion and outlaw abortions based
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Senate Parlor, State Capitol. The UW-Madison Institute for Research on Poverty will release their findings of the 11th Annual Wisconsin Poverty Report. Tim Smeeding, Lee Rainwater Distinguished Professor of Public Affairs and Economics, will conduct the presentation and be on hand to answer questions. Brad Paul, Executive Director of WISCAP,
On this week’s episode, Wisconsin Public Radio’s Shawn Johnson and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Patrick Marley discuss the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold lame-duck laws, the state budget, the Assembly’s passage of bills on homelessness and Lincoln Hills deadline, and more.
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov or 608-219-7443 MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced his appointment of William H. Smith to serve on the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board. Mr. Smith currently serves as the board director of the Wisconsin Natural Resources Foundation, as well as the emeritus director of the International Crane Foundation. He also
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