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The bill, authored by Sen. David Craig and Reps. André Jacque, Ron Tusler and Janel Brandtjen, would allow for exceptions for rape, incest and to protect the mother’s life.
High capacity wells help big agriculture, hurt small farms, environment.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday following a speech at Kenosha-based manufacturer Snap-on Inc. that he said is aimed at boosting the federal government’s use of American made goods and ensuring companies hire American workers.
Protesters, supporters and spectators lined both sides of the street in front of the Kenosha-based tool manufacturer Snap-on in anticipation of President Trump’s visit.
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Most childless adults in Medicaid would have to pay monthly premiums and some would get drug tested under changes for which the Department of Health Services is seeking federal approval. The plan is facing criticism from liberal-leaning groups, which say
The UW System’s Ideadvance Seed Fund program is newly open to most UW System alumni, allowing more people to seek funding for their innovative business ideas. Beginning with the upcoming April 28 deadline, the program will now accept applications from
Contact: Eva Lewandowski (608) 264-6057 MADISON – Join Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources experts Wednesday, April 19, at noon for an online chat about citizen-based monitoring opportunities in Wisconsin. (Photo credit: DNR) A DNR online chat starting at noon Wednesday
‘Project labor agreements’ drive up costs on public-works projects.
Members of Congress must continue to encourage middle-class homeownership, and a key part of promoting homeownership here in Wisconsin is the deductibility of local property taxes.
Rep. John Nygren, who co-chairs the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee, says Assembly Republicans are working on developing their own transportation plan aimed at finding a long-term solution to the state’s funding challenges. “Where we’re at is we’re going to try
Contact: Brandon Weathersby, brandonw@wisdems.org MADISON – Last week, Tammy Baldwin’s campaign announced a huge fundraising total, $2.2 million in the first quarter of 2017 and the Washington Post published a story highlighting Tammy’s message of economic populism and intense work ethic as she prepares for reelection. And she’s
Bill proposes same oversight voters have over public school revenue.
State officials announced today that more than $100 million has been freed up for transportation projects across the state. But Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said the money doesn’t “come anywhere near to solving the long-term transportation funding crisis.”
Contact: 608-284-0580, info@wccf.org The U.S. Constitution has served our nation well for over 200 years, but a growing national movement is trying to open the door to drastic changes to our government’s founding document. Lawmakers across the country are trying to amend
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The bill, authored by Sen. David Craig and Reps. André Jacque, Ron Tusler and Janel Brandtjen, would allow for exceptions for rape, incest and to protect the mother’s life.
High capacity wells help big agriculture, hurt small farms, environment.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday following a speech at Kenosha-based manufacturer Snap-on Inc. that he said is aimed at boosting the federal government’s use of American made goods and ensuring companies hire American workers.
Protesters, supporters and spectators lined both sides of the street in front of the Kenosha-based tool manufacturer Snap-on in anticipation of President Trump’s visit.
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Most childless adults in Medicaid would have to pay monthly premiums and some would get drug tested under changes for which the Department of Health Services is seeking federal approval. The plan is facing criticism from liberal-leaning groups, which say the changes would push people off Medicaid and lead to
The UW System’s Ideadvance Seed Fund program is newly open to most UW System alumni, allowing more people to seek funding for their innovative business ideas. Beginning with the upcoming April 28 deadline, the program will now accept applications from graduates of any UW System campus — except for UW-Madison.
Contact: Eva Lewandowski (608) 264-6057 MADISON – Join Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources experts Wednesday, April 19, at noon for an online chat about citizen-based monitoring opportunities in Wisconsin. (Photo credit: DNR) A DNR online chat starting at noon Wednesday is a great opportunity to learn about citizen-based resource monitoring
‘Project labor agreements’ drive up costs on public-works projects.
Members of Congress must continue to encourage middle-class homeownership, and a key part of promoting homeownership here in Wisconsin is the deductibility of local property taxes.
Rep. John Nygren, who co-chairs the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee, says Assembly Republicans are working on developing their own transportation plan aimed at finding a long-term solution to the state’s funding challenges. “Where we’re at is we’re going to try and develop a plan, and then take it to the
Contact: Brandon Weathersby, brandonw@wisdems.org MADISON – Last week, Tammy Baldwin’s campaign announced a huge fundraising total, $2.2 million in the first quarter of 2017 and the Washington Post published a story highlighting Tammy’s message of economic populism and intense work ethic as she prepares for reelection. And she’s capitalized on that momentum by spending past week dr… Please
Bill proposes same oversight voters have over public school revenue.
State officials announced today that more than $100 million has been freed up for transportation projects across the state. But Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said the money doesn’t “come anywhere near to solving the long-term transportation funding crisis.”
Contact: 608-284-0580, info@wccf.org The U.S. Constitution has served our nation well for over 200 years, but a growing national movement is trying to open the door to drastic changes to our government’s founding document. Lawmakers across the country are trying to amend our Constitution by calling for a constitutional convention. So what