The Inflation Reduction Act, which critically includes a set of extensions towards health care subsidies put in place in 2021 to 2022 under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), was passed by the Senate last Sunday, with no support from Senator Ron Johnson or his Republican colleagues.
The economics of modern agriculture are pushing farmers across Wisconsin to get bigger or die, yet the state’s rules guiding where large farms can be located haven’t been updated in more than 15 years and the board responsible for hearing appeals of those decisions has had a number of vacant seats for years.
While Wisconsin’s plan to replace long-troubled youth correctional facilities at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake advances, the state is also expanding a planned renovation of Milwaukee’s juvenile justice center and facing higher costs for a new youth facility in Racine County.
Gov. Tony Evers announced on Tuesday a new $10 million grant program to help people replace, reconstruct, treat or abandon private wells in an effort to improve access to clean drinking water across the state.
The University of Wisconsin System announced on Monday that it is establishing a program to allow students to attend any university within the system without paying tuition or fees.
Wisconsin Republicans nominated Tim Michels as the party’s 2022 candidate for governor Tuesday night, choosing the construction company owner who has never held political office over former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch to run against Democratic Gov. Tony Evers in November.
The Blue Angels visited the Milwaukee Air and Water Show this July, wowing viewers with their precision flight show.
Senator Ron Johnson is being criticized for voting against the bipartisan “CHIPS and Science” Act, a manufacturing and research bill recently passed by both the House and Senate.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced students to pack up their bags and switch from whiteboards to laptops.
Empty schools meant empty cafeterias.
The La Crosse County Board is delivering on its plan to use the county’s historic $22.89 million American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocation to make our community stronger and more sustainable.
The Inflation Reduction Act, which critically includes a set of extensions towards health care subsidies put in place in 2021 to 2022 under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), was passed by the Senate last Sunday, with no support from Senator Ron Johnson or his Republican colleagues.
The economics of modern agriculture are pushing farmers across Wisconsin to get bigger or die, yet the state’s rules guiding where large farms can be located haven’t been updated in more than 15 years and the board responsible for hearing appeals of those decisions has had a number of vacant seats for years.
While Wisconsin’s plan to replace long-troubled youth correctional facilities at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake advances, the state is also expanding a planned renovation of Milwaukee’s juvenile justice center and facing higher costs for a new youth facility in Racine County.
Gov. Tony Evers announced on Tuesday a new $10 million grant program to help people replace, reconstruct, treat or abandon private wells in an effort to improve access to clean drinking water across the state.
The University of Wisconsin System announced on Monday that it is establishing a program to allow students to attend any university within the system without paying tuition or fees.
Wisconsin Republicans nominated Tim Michels as the party’s 2022 candidate for governor Tuesday night, choosing the construction company owner who has never held political office over former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch to run against Democratic Gov. Tony Evers in November.
The Blue Angels visited the Milwaukee Air and Water Show this July, wowing viewers with their precision flight show.
Senator Ron Johnson is being criticized for voting against the bipartisan “CHIPS and Science” Act, a manufacturing and research bill recently passed by both the House and Senate.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced students to pack up their bags and switch from whiteboards to laptops.
Empty schools meant empty cafeterias.
The La Crosse County Board is delivering on its plan to use the county’s historic $22.89 million American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocation to make our community stronger and more sustainable.