Gov. Tony Evers says his first budget will likely include a “first step” toward legalizing medical marijuana. The governor addressed board members of the Wisconsin Technology Council Tuesday at the Madison office of Exact Sciences. He was introduced by Exact
Wisconsin youth prisons are still relying on pepper spray and are keeping inmates in solitary confinement for weeks at a time, according to a report filed Monday by a court-ordered monitor. The new report shows that the staff at Lincoln
Echoing a theme from his successful campaign, Gov. Tony Evers called for “putting people first” and bridging partisan divides after being sworn in as Wisconsin’s 46th governor. How optimistic are you that new Evers will get his wish for more bipartisanship at the Capitol?
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss inauguration festivities, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos staffing up and the flurry of legal action at the Capitol.
We may be naive, but we think Evers can work with Republican majorities to advance the liberty movement in Wisconsin.
The cheesehead revolution is well and truly over. Ryan announced plans to exit his position as speaker well before his party lost control of the House. Walker ran, but was capsized by the blue wave. Together, they have joined Priebus in private life.
Dem Rep. Jimmy Anderson is arguing the lame-duck laws should be nullified after he says GOP lawmakers violated the state’s open meetings law during last month’s extraordinary session. Anderson, who’s paralyzed from the chest down, said Republicans failed to give
With Walker gone, Wisconsin begins a new era.
In a letter to Gov, Tony Evers, Sen. David Craig, R-Big Bend, urges Gov. Tony Evers to support repealing the state minimum-markup law.
And why Gov. Evers should change the policies of his predecessor.
Evers wants to throw more money at education even though, as the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty points out, it can’t be shown that more money will improve education in public schools.
Bad River Ojibwe tribal member Bella Wabindato reminded the State Capitol audience and those of us listening or watching streaming channels that water sustains her people and everyone in the State of Wisconsin.
Gov. Tony Evers says his first budget will likely include a “first step” toward legalizing medical marijuana. The governor addressed board members of the Wisconsin Technology Council Tuesday at the Madison office of Exact Sciences. He was introduced by Exact Sciences CEO Kevin Conroy, who was named to Evers’ transition
Wisconsin youth prisons are still relying on pepper spray and are keeping inmates in solitary confinement for weeks at a time, according to a report filed Monday by a court-ordered monitor. The new report shows that the staff at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake juvenile prisons are only partially in
Echoing a theme from his successful campaign, Gov. Tony Evers called for “putting people first” and bridging partisan divides after being sworn in as Wisconsin’s 46th governor. How optimistic are you that new Evers will get his wish for more bipartisanship at the Capitol?
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss inauguration festivities, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos staffing up and the flurry of legal action at the Capitol.
We may be naive, but we think Evers can work with Republican majorities to advance the liberty movement in Wisconsin.
The cheesehead revolution is well and truly over. Ryan announced plans to exit his position as speaker well before his party lost control of the House. Walker ran, but was capsized by the blue wave. Together, they have joined Priebus in private life.
Dem Rep. Jimmy Anderson is arguing the lame-duck laws should be nullified after he says GOP lawmakers violated the state’s open meetings law during last month’s extraordinary session. Anderson, who’s paralyzed from the chest down, said Republicans failed to give proper notice before scheduling a vote on the bills, causing
With Walker gone, Wisconsin begins a new era.
In a letter to Gov, Tony Evers, Sen. David Craig, R-Big Bend, urges Gov. Tony Evers to support repealing the state minimum-markup law.
And why Gov. Evers should change the policies of his predecessor.
Evers wants to throw more money at education even though, as the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty points out, it can’t be shown that more money will improve education in public schools.
Bad River Ojibwe tribal member Bella Wabindato reminded the State Capitol audience and those of us listening or watching streaming channels that water sustains her people and everyone in the State of Wisconsin.