http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/pfas-contamination-test-s450.jpgAs bipartisan negotiations continue, governor pleased new PFAS bill amendment reflecting agreed-upon changes thus far is set to be taken up today.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/farmer-wicorn-s5.jpg$1 Million in grant awards available to improve soil health and water quality.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/affordablecareact-s5.jpgMarks Fifth Event in Tom Tiffany’s District in Less Than a Week
Gov. Evers announces City of Stoughton will also receive $76,100 to support redevelopment of historic downtown building.
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Sen. Smith writes about the many opportunities Wisconsinites have to explore the state this summer.
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Since 2019, Wisconsin has disbursed or committed nearly $300 million towards expanding broadband, which is absolutely critical to business development and helping folks learn, work, and stay connected.
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“Today’s decision is another in a long line of Wisconsin Republicans’ successes to make it harder for Wisconsinites to exercise their right to vote, to undermine our free, fair, and secure elections, and to threaten our democracy.” – Gov. Tony Evers on the Wisconsin Supreme Court's decision Friday
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Decision this week allowing Chrystul Kizer to use trafficking affirmative defense paves way for other trafficking survivors to seek justice.
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Politicians should not be able to abuse their power to prevent eligible voters from casting their ballots just because they didn’t like the outcome, says Evers.
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