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Trump Declares Opioid Addiction Crisis a ‘Public Health Emergency’ Yesterday, President Donald Trump declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency and said the U.S. must confront “the worst drug crisis in American history.” It can not be ignored that the
Four women-led businesses shared the spotlight at a recent Doyenne Group event where they each had 5 minutes to present their business models. “Any business can be presented in five minutes,” said Amy Gannon, co-founder and director of entrepreneurial development
JR Ross, WisPolitics.com editor, and Jessie Opoien, political reporter at the Capital Times, review the news of the week in state politics.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, debate how the Dem field matches up with Gov. Scott Walker. Sponsored by Michael Best Strategies and the Wisconsin Counties Association.
Contact: Dennis Yadon (608) 288-0246 NEENAH, WI – The Wisconsin Assisted Living Association wishes to congratulate Valley VNA Senior Care, located in Neenah, WI, on the recent achievement of Diamond Accreditation in WALA’s quality improvement program, the Diamond Accreditation Program. WALA’s Diamond
Gov. Scott Walker says he’s committed to working with lawmakers and the EPA to give the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection regulatory authority over concentrated animal feeding operations. Walker made the pledge as part of the Rural Agenda
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 [Madison, WI]—Governor Scott Walker is delivering big wins for Wisconsin taxpayers. By the end of 2018, Wisconsin will have cut taxes by more than $8 billion thanks to Walker’s bold reforms. Meanwhile, Democrats running for
UW-Madison researchers have found a potential route to limiting aggressive cancers. “Cancer cells often change their nutrient utilization and energy production, so many efforts are being made to develop drug inhibitors of cancer cell metabolism to starve them,” said Wei
The UW-Madison Business School is no longer considering a plan to suspend its full-time MBA program for a year to give officials time to discuss possibly discontinuing the program. The news comes after days of uncertainty following a report in
Welcome to our weekly DC Wrap, where we write about what Wisconsin’s congressional delegation is up to in Washington. Sign up for our mailing list here to receive our newsletter directly. Quotes of the week, Oct. 20-26 A short-term bailout to
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Gov. Scott Walker called on the Department of Corrections Tuesday to appoint an interim superintendent of the state’s juvenile prisons, following attacks on staff. In the letter, Walker suggested “violent individuals in these institutions have become emboldened following repeated media
Contact: Rep. Rob Brooks (608) 267-2369 Madison, Wisconsin — Representatives Rob Brooks (R-Saukville) and Dan Knodl (R-Germantown) issued the following statement regarding moving Wisconsin forward through civil discourse and unified principles: “Our foremost goal as elected officials is to move Wisconsin forward
As a member of 11 cooperatives throughout Wisconsin, and a former co-op board member, I am concerned about a bill working its way through the legislature that would change the definition of a cooperative in Wisconsin.
Facing a bipartisan backlash, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos has apologized for calling three GOP senators “terrorists,” saying it “goes against the guidelines I’ve sent for our chamber, and myself.” Still, the Rochester Republican on Monday continued to criticize the actions
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Trump Declares Opioid Addiction Crisis a ‘Public Health Emergency’ Yesterday, President Donald Trump declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency and said the U.S. must confront “the worst drug crisis in American history.” It can not be ignored that the Presidents declaration is a sign of progress and we can
Four women-led businesses shared the spotlight at a recent Doyenne Group event where they each had 5 minutes to present their business models. “Any business can be presented in five minutes,” said Amy Gannon, co-founder and director of entrepreneurial development for Doyenne. She introduced the four presenters Wednesday at the
JR Ross, WisPolitics.com editor, and Jessie Opoien, political reporter at the Capital Times, review the news of the week in state politics.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, debate how the Dem field matches up with Gov. Scott Walker. Sponsored by Michael Best Strategies and the Wisconsin Counties Association.
Contact: Dennis Yadon (608) 288-0246 NEENAH, WI – The Wisconsin Assisted Living Association wishes to congratulate Valley VNA Senior Care, located in Neenah, WI, on the recent achievement of Diamond Accreditation in WALA’s quality improvement program, the Diamond Accreditation Program. WALA’s Diamond Program believes that quality in an assisted living community is
Gov. Scott Walker says he’s committed to working with lawmakers and the EPA to give the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection regulatory authority over concentrated animal feeding operations. Walker made the pledge as part of the Rural Agenda he unveiled Thursday at the Governor’s Northern Economic & Community
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 [Madison, WI]—Governor Scott Walker is delivering big wins for Wisconsin taxpayers. By the end of 2018, Wisconsin will have cut taxes by more than $8 billion thanks to Walker’s bold reforms. Meanwhile, Democrats running for governor are all staking out extremely liberal positions that would
UW-Madison researchers have found a potential route to limiting aggressive cancers. “Cancer cells often change their nutrient utilization and energy production, so many efforts are being made to develop drug inhibitors of cancer cell metabolism to starve them,” said Wei Xu, a professor and cancer expert at the UW Carbone
The UW-Madison Business School is no longer considering a plan to suspend its full-time MBA program for a year to give officials time to discuss possibly discontinuing the program. The news comes after days of uncertainty following a report in the Wall Street Journal last week the school was mulling
Welcome to our weekly DC Wrap, where we write about what Wisconsin’s congressional delegation is up to in Washington. Sign up for our mailing list here to receive our newsletter directly. Quotes of the week, Oct. 20-26 A short-term bailout to the insurance companies won’t fix the problem in any respect.
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Gov. Scott Walker called on the Department of Corrections Tuesday to appoint an interim superintendent of the state’s juvenile prisons, following attacks on staff. In the letter, Walker suggested “violent individuals in these institutions have become emboldened following repeated media reports and court-ordered operational changes.” Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake
Contact: Rep. Rob Brooks (608) 267-2369 Madison, Wisconsin — Representatives Rob Brooks (R-Saukville) and Dan Knodl (R-Germantown) issued the following statement regarding moving Wisconsin forward through civil discourse and unified principles: “Our foremost goal as elected officials is to move Wisconsin forward and provide a better quality of life for our constituents.
As a member of 11 cooperatives throughout Wisconsin, and a former co-op board member, I am concerned about a bill working its way through the legislature that would change the definition of a cooperative in Wisconsin.
Facing a bipartisan backlash, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos has apologized for calling three GOP senators “terrorists,” saying it “goes against the guidelines I’ve sent for our chamber, and myself.” Still, the Rochester Republican on Monday continued to criticize the actions of “a few Senators, who cannot work with their colleagues