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Potawatomi State Park Observation Tower Request to Move Forward PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Evers Press Wisconsin   
Wednesday, 13 April 2022 09:57

potawatomi-state-park-towerAnnouncement on Door County project Tuesday follows a DNR-led public input opportunity and publication of a Public Feedback Summary outlining input received.

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The Work for Wisconsin Must Continue PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Jeff Smith, State Senator District 31   
Wednesday, 13 April 2022 09:50

wi-senate-swearing-inSen. Smith writes about what motivated him to enter into public service and the potential for Wisconsin’s future once we work past the politics.

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$115 Million in Federal Transit Funding Headed to Wisconsin This Year PDF Print E-mail
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Written by WisDems Press, Julia Hamelburg   
Tuesday, 12 April 2022 09:18

road-repair-wiCap Times reports Milwaukee, Madison, Kenosha, Green Bay, and Appleton will receive funds to support their local transit agencies.

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Governor protects the freedom of Wisconsin voters with his veto PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Wisconsin Conservation Voters Press   
Friday, 08 April 2022 20:30

vote-47On Friday, Evers vetoed bills that would have created barriers to the ballot box for voters with disabilities, older voters, communities of color, and voters in nursing homes.

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Gov. Evers Takes Action on 78 Bills PDF Print E-mail
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Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
Friday, 08 April 2022 15:44

tony-evers-1038-bill-signingActions will finally ensure movement of kids out of Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake to a Type 1 facility in Milwaukee County, vetoes a package of anti-voter bills passed by the Legislature.

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Conservation Voters endorsed candidates gain 70 local seats PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Wisconsin Conservation Voters Press   
Friday, 08 April 2022 09:29

voter-us-electionsGroup vetted more than 100 local candidates who shared core values of clean water, clean energy, and an equitable, robust democracy.

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Senate confirms Jackson as first Black, female Supreme Court justice PDF Print E-mail
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Written by The Hill Press   
Thursday, 07 April 2022 17:02

ketanji-brown-jackson-fbJackson needs to be sworn in before she’s officially a justice on the Supreme Court. Justice Stephen Breyer, whom she is succeeding, has said he will step down over the summer.

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Biden targets Putin’s daughters, Russian banks in new wave of sanctions PDF Print E-mail
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Written by The Hill Press   
Wednesday, 06 April 2022 14:34

ukraine-conflict-2022U.S. and other international leaders have said the images of civilians discovered bound, shot at close range, piled in cellars and left for dead on the street likely amount to war crimes.


WASHINGTON, DC - The Biden administration on Wednesday announced a wave of new sanctions targeting Russia’s two largest banks, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s daughters, the wife and daughter of Russia’s top diplomat and blacklisted members of Russia’s Security Council.

A senior administration official said the measures are being imposed in alignment with allies in the Group of Seven nations and the European Union and are in response to “the sickening brutality” recently discovered in the Kyiv suburb of Bucha following the retreat of Russian forces.

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Last Updated on Saturday, 09 April 2022 10:56
 
Economy adds 431K jobs in March, unemployment down to 3.6 percent PDF Print E-mail
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Written by The Hill Press   
Friday, 01 April 2022 10:35

jobs-now-hiringResilient consumer spending and historically strong demand for workers helped power the U.S. economy to another steady job gain.

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House passes bill to cap the cost of insulin PDF Print E-mail
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Written by The Hill Press   
Friday, 01 April 2022 10:09

diabetes-insulinUnder the bill, Medicare beneficiaries would pay no more than $35 for each 30-day insulin prescription.

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WisGOP’s Vote Against Lowering Insulin Costs PDF Print E-mail
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Written by WisDems Press   
Friday, 01 April 2022 09:41

diabetes-insulinWisconsin GOP Voted Against Lowering Insulin Costs for the 392,965 Wisconsinites With Diabetes


MADISON, Wis. – Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler released the following statement after every single Wisconsin Republican in Congress voted against a bill to cap the cost of insulin at $35 per month:

“As many as 392,965 Wisconsinites have been diagnosed with diabetes – fully 8.5% of Wisconsin’s adult population. Yet, as the cost of insulin continues to rise, many of these families may be forced to choose between making rent or paying for this life-saving medication. That’s why Wisconsin’s Representatives Kind, Moore, and Pocan all voted to drastically cut the monthly cost of insulin for Wisconsinites today – and why President Biden continues to advocate for lower drug prices for every American.

“Today’s vote is another bitter example of Wisconsin Republicans in Congress valuing large corporations and the pharmaceutical industry over the families they’re supposed to represent. Being able to afford life-saving medication should never be a partisan issue. Voting against this bill is a betrayal that families in Wisconsin will not soon forget.”

 
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