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May
2025

tech-jobs-engineering-techniciansFunding to provide students with hands-on STEAM learning opportunities to prepare for careers in advanced technologies.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
 
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27
Oct
2017

affordable care“Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2018” analysis finds consumer premiums and out of pocket costs much larger and rising in Wisconsin, costs vary widely by region in both states.

Written by Citizen Action of Wisconsin, Robert Kraig   
Last Updated on Saturday, 28 October 2017 15:51
 
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Oct
2017

Walker WEDCPublic hearing Tuesday on LAB’s WEDC audit highlighted similar concerns to two prior reports.


MADISON – The Joint Legislative Audit Committee (“Audit Committee”) held a public hearing Tuesday on the results of the nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau (LAB)’s audit of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (report 17-9).

State Representatives Melissa Sargent (D-Madison) and Terese Berceau (D-Madison), members of the Audit Committee, expressed concern about the audit results and the WEDC’s continued trouble executing contracts, verifying job numbers, and complying with state statutes.

berceau“If it feels like déjà vu to Wisconsin taxpayers, that’s because it is,” said Berceau. “WEDC should be able to account for what they’ve done with the dollars they’ve been given, but they aren’t able to, and they’ve been asked to on three separate occasions. We still have an agency that can’t tell taxpayers what they’re getting for their investment.”

The LAB’s 2017 WEDC audit reviewed Tuesday was the third audit since WEDC’s inception in 2011. The 17-9 report highlighted the WEDC’s inability to substantiate job creation and retention claims or effectively execute contracts pursuant to Wisconsin law, and failure to comply with statutory requirements for tax credit recipients to verify job creation and retention numbers.

Written by Wisconsin Assembly Democrats   
Last Updated on Thursday, 26 October 2017 16:02
 
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Apr
2025

tech-jobsParticipation up for the fourth year in a row. A record 11,344 high school juniors and seniors enrolled in the state’s Youth Apprenticeship program.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
 
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Nov
2023

gaza-war-2023Wisconsin clergy, retired clergy, and lay persons from more than six denominations have convened as Wisconsin Christians for Justice in Palestine to decry the horrific killing of children in Gaza and call on people of conscience to demand immediate ceasefire.

Written by Wisconsin Christians for Justice in Palestine, Rev. Dr. Lisa Bates-Froiland   
Last Updated on Saturday, 04 November 2023 10:20
 
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