Rep. Armstrong Votes For Police Reforms
The Wisconsin State Assembly met on June 16 to pass a major bipartisan police-reform package
Stafsholt Budget Motion For Clam Falls Dam Approved
Rob Stafsholt issued the following statement after Joint Committee on Finance approved funding for Clam Falls Dam in Polk County
Rep. Nick Milroy: Focus On Pattison State Park Appreciated
'Summit Players Theatre to perform, Funding for park improvement included in biennial budget'
'Good Week': Finance Committee Approves Two Armstrong Priorities
Representative Armstrong: Both of these budget items are great news for Barron County and the surrounding area
Rep. Armstrong Votes To Protect 2nd Amendment Rights And Restore Pre-Covid Unemployment Benefits
The State Assembly voted to uphold Wisconsin residents’ rights under the Second Amendment and to join 25 other states that have ended their participation in the federal supplemental unemployment programs.
Rep. Edming Votes To Encourage A Return To Work
“As our economy continues to rebound, I am hearing from employers across the 87th Assembly district who are struggling to find enough employees to meet their needs,” said Rep. Edming.
WILL: Private Grants To Wisconsin Municipalities Boosted Turnout For Joe Biden In 2020
'Statistical analysis finds CTCL funds increased voter turnout for Joe Biden by an average of 41 votes per municipality'
Tony Evers: 'Wisconsin, I’m In. I’m Running For Re-Election'
Tony Evers has announced that he will be seeking a second-term as Governor of Wisconsin.
Gov. Evers: Rainbow Pride Flag To Be Flown Statewide In Celebration Of Pride Month
Governor signs executive orders directing state agencies to use gender-neutral language, prohibiting use of state and federal funds for conversion therapy
Gov. Evers Announces Application Dates For $420 Million In Small Business Recovery Grants
Participating businesses to receive $5,000; grant program to help up to 84,000 Wisconsin small businesses
Wisconsin GOP Letter To Governor Evers On Medicaid Expansion
GOP Letter to Governor Evers on Medicaid Expansion
Gov. Evers 'Blasts Republicans For Playing Politics With Wisconsin's Economic Recovery'
GOP gavel out of special session in seconds, reject plan to expand BadgerCare
Governor Tony Evers Signs Multiple Bills Into Law, Vetoes 1
Gov. Tony Evers today acted on multiple bills
Gov. Evers Orders Flags To Half-Staff In Honor Of Army Sergeant
Gov. Tony Evers signed Executive Order #117 ordering the flags of the United States and the state of Wisconsin to be flown at half-staff on Tues., May 25, 2021
Rep. Milroy: Remove Politics From Our State Budget Process
Guest Column from Rep. Nick Milroy
Legislative Leaders Respond To The Governor’s Special Session Call
"We will not shift people off their private insurance onto a government-run system."
Gov. Evers Calls Special Session To Expand Access To Healthcare, Invest $1 Billion Into State’s Economic Recovery
Governor's proposal calls for reinvesting BadgerCare expansion cost savings into economic development projects across the state
Evers Announces $100M Investment In First Round Of Federal Funding For Broadband Access
Applications for largest single round of broadband investment in state history available on June 1, 2021
Rep. Armstrong Votes To Protect Vulnerable Adults And Fairness In Election Funding
The State Assembly met to vote on a wide range of important proposals.
Assembly Passes Summer Camp Regulatory Reform Package
Summer Camp Regulatory Reform Packag removes commonly faced barriers for Wisconsin summer camps
AG Kaul, 44 AGs Urging Facebook To Abandon Launch Of Instagram Kids
'Coalition Sends Letter Expressing Serious Concerns Over Safety and Well-Being of Children'
Gov. Evers Grants 18 Pardons, Brings Total Pardons Granted To 192
Gov. Tony Evers announced today that he has granted another 18 pardons.
WILL Sues Biden Administration For Race Discrimination In Farmer Loan Forgiveness Program
Five plaintiffs from four states would be eligible for federal program, but for their race
Wisconsin State Legislators Wrote Themselves A ‘Bizarre’ Loophole In The Open Records Law
Unlike every other public official in the state, Wisconsin legislators can destroy documents to avoid records requests
