Dept. of Justice: Milwaukee Woman Charged for Alleged Scheme to Defraud Wisconsin Medicaid of More Than $1 Million
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul on Thursday announced that criminal charges have been filed by the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) against a Milwaukee woman for allegedly submitting more than $1 million in fraudulent claims to the Wisconsin
Protect Our Care: In a health care election romp for Democrats, health care champions Mark Pocan & Gwen Moore re-elected to Congress
Washington, D.C. — This week, voters catapulted Democrats into power after Donald Trumpand Republicans took a wrecking ball to American health care to pay for tax breaks forbillionaires and big corporations. This Democratic health care wave election was powered byhealth
Severson campaign: Erik Severson Excited About Senate Leadership Team
Polk County, WI — Senator-Elect Erik Severson released the following statement today afterSenator Julian Bradley and Senator Romaine Quinn were elected as Minority Leader andAssistant Minority Leader, respectively. “After Tuesday’s results, it was clear that we needed to take a
Capitol Chats: Strategists Zepecki, McCoshen break down Tuesday’s election
On this week’s “Capitol Chats,” Republican strategist Bill McCoshen and Democratic strategist Joe Zepecki break down the state and national factors that handed Wisconsin Democrats their first trifecta in 16 years.
Tom Still: After the Dem trifecta: Governing with state economy in mind
Voters in most states sent a strong message: If government economic policy doesn’t work in ways promised or expected, elected officials will be turned out. It’s a message Wisconsin Democrats should heed.
Carthage College: Carthage expands campaign to $120 million, prioritizing student scholarships
KENOSHA, Wis. – The Carthage College Board of Trustees has approved an expansion of the Light that Travels fundraising campaign, increasing the goal to $120 million and placing student scholarships at the forefront of the campaign’s next chapter. Carthage met the
Universities of Wisconsin: UW-Madison Chancellor Special Regent Committee announces three finalists
MADISON, Wis.—On the recommendation of the 23-member Search & Screen Committee, the Special Regent Committee for the UW-Madison Chancellor Search has identified three finalists who have agreed to be interviewed for the position and appear at public forums next week.
Gov. Evers: Gov. Evers Delivers Weekly Radio Address, Thanks Clerks, Election Administrators, Poll Workers, Voter Education Groups, and Postal Service Workers
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today, following the November 3rd General Election, delivered his weekly radio address thanking the local clerks, election administrators, poll workers, voter education groups, and postal service workers for their dedicated work to ensure Wisconsin once
Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association: USDA Revises Dairy Business Innovation Program Cost-Share Requirements
MADISON, WI – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is revising cost-share requirements for the Dairy Business Innovation (DBI) Initiatives program following engagement with the four DBI centers and dairy industry stakeholders, Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association (WCMA) noted today. Under
Sen. Julian Bradley: Sen. Bradley Elected as Minority Leader
Madison) Senate Republicans today elected Sen. Julian Bradley (R – New Berlin) to serve as Minority Leader of the Wisconsin State Senate for the upcoming legislative session. Bradley, who represents the 28th Senate District in portions of Waukesha, Racine and
DeSanto campaign: Representative Karen DeSanto Celebrates Re-Election Victory in Wisconsin’s 40th Assembly District
BARABOO, WI — State Representative Karen DeSanto is celebrating her re-election to the Wisconsin State Assembly following the November 3, 2026, general election. Her victory in the 40th Assembly District reflects the dedication of grassroots volunteers, strong community relationships, and
Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future: Midterms Statement from Peter Barca, Chairman of Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future – Wisconsin
“Congratulations to Governor-elect David Crowley and Lt. Governor-elect Sarah Godlewski on their victory, and to the newly elected members of the Wisconsin Legislature. As Wisconsin prepares for a new legislative session, there is an opportunity to address some of the
Dept. of Public Instruction: State board votes to affirm dissolution of Hustisford School District
MADISON — The School District Boundary Appeal Board voted unanimously today, 7-0, to affirm the dissolution of the Hustisford School District and transfer the entire district to the Dodgeland School District. The independent, seven-member SDBAB reached its decision following public
Dept. of Health Services: DHS Reports a Death Connected to the Ongoing Measles Outbreak
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is saddened to report the death of an infant associated with the ongoing measles outbreak in southwestern Wisconsin. This is the first death of this kind reported in Wisconsin since 1990. The coroner
Senate Republicans elect Bradley minority leader
Senate Republicans today elected Julian Bradley to serve as minority leader in the next session.