Government/Politics
Thirty years from now, when your grandchildren are asking you where you stood on various political issues, will you be on the right side of history?
more »Legislation to cut the Milwaukee County Board's budget is headed to Gov. Scott Walker's desk after lawmakers made several changes to the law.
more »A recent ruling by federal Judge Lynn Adelman finding that the state Department of Transportation’s Environmental Impact Statement supporting the $1.7 billion taxpayer-funded rebuilding and expansion of the Zoo Interchange is deficient and violates federal law sends a strong message that unrestrained highway building and expansion in southeastern Wisconsin at the expense of public transit and other projects must be stopped, Milwaukee Alderman Robert Bauman said today.
more »I often wonder if public officials give any consideration to the historical lens that will define their current level of enlightenment decades from now.
more »The Legislative Fiscal Bureau has estimated that the state will take in $575 million more in general purpose revenue through mid-2015 than previously estimated.
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The federal government has met its deadlines, tested its system and collected insurance plan information critical to rolling out the 2010 Affordable Care Act, the White House and other federal officials say, despite the rumors of “train wrecks,” delays and bare-bones health care exchanges rocking Washington.
more »The Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative will present a series of community seminars in May and June to explain the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance reforms coming in 2014.
more »The Legislative Fiscal Bureau today estimated that the state will take in $575 million more in general purpose revenue through mid-2015 than previously estimated.
more »Gov. Scott Walker called an emergency meeting of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation board today to discuss an audit of the organization conducted by the Legislative Audit Bureau and released last week.
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Aside from city founders Solomon Juneau, Byron Kilbourn and George Walker, few people, if any, have had more impact on Milwaukee than entrepreneur, community advocate and philanthropist Michael J. Cudahy.
