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Rick Graber will discuss the history and mission of one of our community’s greatest assets, The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation. Building a stronger Milwaukee always has been and always will be a core part of the Foundation’s mission. Since
Gov. Scott Walker reached settlements with 10 vendors paying them less than what he owed to help retire his campaign debt, according to a letter his campaign sent the FEC. Walker’s campaign announced on Friday that he had paid off
Gov. Scott Walker paid off his remaining presidential campaign debt last month, meeting his promise to take care care of his outstanding bills by the end of 2016, according to a memo his campaign circulated this afternoon. Walker still owed
State superintendent candidate John Humphries is calling for a state education board that would boost oversight of the state’s top education official. Humphries said Thursday the current superintendent, Tony Evers, is “out of ideas and out of excuses for our
Committee assignments are starting to firm up for Wisconsin’s members of Congress, including U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan announcing he’ll serve on Appropriations. The appointment, which the Town of Vermont Dem said will be a chance for him to “fight for
Dem Russ Feingold outraised U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson by almost $3.9 million in a losing effort, according to their post-election reports. But adding in outside group spending tips the balance in Johnson’s favor in a race that cost at least
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Justice Annette Ziegler will face no challengers in the upcoming spring election, the first Supreme Court incumbent in more than 10 years to run for re-election unopposed. Meanwhile, state Superintendent Tony Evers drew two challengers: Lowell Holtz, of Palmyra, and John
Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca voiced concerns that Republicans would push through surprise legislation this session, a worry he said grows out of GOP-backed initiatives over the past six years that largely blindsided Dems. The Kenosha Democrat painted a much
Assembly Dems will stage listening tours in 2017 to better connect with residents and revamp the ADCC after this fall’s disappointing election results, Minority Leader Peter Barca tells WisPolitics.com The listening tours, part of a Capitol-based effort to reach out
State Supreme Court Justice Annette Ziegler may be unopposed this spring in her bid for a second 10-year term. No one had registered to challenge Ziegler by the latest update from the Elections Commission, which was posted late Friday. The
OnLume, a Madison-based medical device company, has developed imaging technology that relieves the need for dim lighting in the operating room without sacrificing image quality during FIGS procedures.
Since 2008, financial crises, political upheavals and global trade imbalances have rocked financial markets and economies. On-going issues – from the Brexit vote to leave EU to the “Great Fall of China” in August 2016 to a new prospects for the US economy under new leadership have unsettled markets and left business and investors nervou
The WisOpinion.com Insiders, in the Thanksgiving-themed “2 Minute Take,” talk about what they’re thankful for in this post-election season of reflection. The Insiders are former legislative leaders Chuck Chvala and John Gard, filling in for Ted Kanavas. The show is sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
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Rick Graber will discuss the history and mission of one of our community’s greatest assets, The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation. Building a stronger Milwaukee always has been and always will be a core part of the Foundation’s mission. Since 1986 after the sale of Allen Bradley to Rockwell, the
Gov. Scott Walker reached settlements with 10 vendors paying them less than what he owed to help retire his campaign debt, according to a letter his campaign sent the FEC. Walker’s campaign announced on Friday that he had paid off his remaining bills from his failed presidential bid. That met
Gov. Scott Walker paid off his remaining presidential campaign debt last month, meeting his promise to take care care of his outstanding bills by the end of 2016, according to a memo his campaign circulated this afternoon. Walker still owed $140,635 at the end of November as he continued to
State superintendent candidate John Humphries is calling for a state education board that would boost oversight of the state’s top education official. Humphries said Thursday the current superintendent, Tony Evers, is “out of ideas and out of excuses for our state’s stagnant performance.” The board, he said, is aimed at
Committee assignments are starting to firm up for Wisconsin’s members of Congress, including U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan announcing he’ll serve on Appropriations. The appointment, which the Town of Vermont Dem said will be a chance for him to “fight for middle class families,” is one of several that’s been announced
Dem Russ Feingold outraised U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson by almost $3.9 million in a losing effort, according to their post-election reports. But adding in outside group spending tips the balance in Johnson’s favor in a race that cost at least $72 million. The detailed summary pages for Feingold’s post-election report,
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Justice Annette Ziegler will face no challengers in the upcoming spring election, the first Supreme Court incumbent in more than 10 years to run for re-election unopposed. Meanwhile, state Superintendent Tony Evers drew two challengers: Lowell Holtz, of Palmyra, and John Humphries, of Mount Horeb. The deadline to file candidacy and
Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca voiced concerns that Republicans would push through surprise legislation this session, a worry he said grows out of GOP-backed initiatives over the past six years that largely blindsided Dems. The Kenosha Democrat painted a much more pessimistic picture of the state and bipartisan efforts privately
Assembly Dems will stage listening tours in 2017 to better connect with residents and revamp the ADCC after this fall’s disappointing election results, Minority Leader Peter Barca tells WisPolitics.com The listening tours, part of a Capitol-based effort to reach out to the state’s working class, will be held by members
State Supreme Court Justice Annette Ziegler may be unopposed this spring in her bid for a second 10-year term. No one had registered to challenge Ziegler by the latest update from the Elections Commission, which was posted late Friday. The deadline to file candidacy and nomination papers, including a minimum
OnLume, a Madison-based medical device company, has developed imaging technology that relieves the need for dim lighting in the operating room without sacrificing image quality during FIGS procedures.
Since 2008, financial crises, political upheavals and global trade imbalances have rocked financial markets and economies. On-going issues – from the Brexit vote to leave EU to the “Great Fall of China” in August 2016 to a new prospects for the US economy under new leadership have unsettled markets and left business and investors nervou
The WisOpinion.com Insiders, in the Thanksgiving-themed “2 Minute Take,” talk about what they’re thankful for in this post-election season of reflection. The Insiders are former legislative leaders Chuck Chvala and John Gard, filling in for Ted Kanavas. The show is sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
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