http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/black-wisconsinities-s429.jpgAffordable Housing, Education, and Economic Opportunity top list.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/grocery-costs-food-pantry-s430.jpgWisconsin taxpayers already on the hook for over $284 million in new costs because of Trump’s so-called ‘Big Beautiful Bill’. Action needed to avoid up to $205 million in penalty fees yearly.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/flooding-damage-home-2025-s440.pngAs homeowners, businesses, and communities have experienced significant flooding in recent years, annual funding secured by the governor will help prevent and prepare for future disasters.
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Legislators to discuss the Foxconn deal and it's $4.5 billion public cost in Wausau, Chippewa Falls, and Menasha starting next week.
Paul Ryan will not seek re-election, and we explore its impact on CD 1 candidates. Plus election results, wage theft, Day of Action next Friday 4/20, and more...
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Is the State IT system at risk? A recent audit had several recurring findings related to IT security, which showed agencies had not implemented past recommendations to fix them.
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Since Gov. Walker and the Republicans repealed Wisconsin’s Equal Pay Enforcement Act in 2011, the gender gap remains at 78 cents on the dollar. Our families and our economy continue to suffer.
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Wausau was the first stop today of Gov. Walker’s three city tour to sign nine bills into law aimed at reforming the state’s welfare system. Dems say policies will only kick struggling families while they’re down.
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No one has been hurt more and slower to recover after the 2008 economic crisis than our rural communities, and a bipartisan bill that granted $50 million a year to help dies in the state Senate.
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