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After Gov. Jim Doyle announced he would not seek re-election last week, many were left wondering if his retirement would lessen the political competitiveness of Wisconsin's 2010 gubernatorial election.
After Gov. Jim Doyle announced he would not seek re-election last week, many were left wondering if his retirement would lessen the political competitiveness of Wisconsin's 2010 gubernatorial election.
Apparently all the media attention given to the governor's race in recent weeks has made Wisconsin state Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen a tad jealous. With all of the Democratic candidates officially jumping into the fray or merely speculating about a run, one could be forgiven for forgetting that Van Hollen, himself possibly considering a campaign for the top state office, even exists.
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced Friday he will not represent the state of Wisconsin in defense of the state domestic partnership registry in a lawsuit .
Gov. Jim Doyle announced today that he will not seek reelection for a third term, leaving a wide open field for the 2010 governor's race.
Gov. Jim Doyle announced today that he will not seek reelection for a third term, leaving a wide open field for the 2010 governor's race.
Wisconsin became the first state with both an existing ban on same-sex marriage and legislative protection for domestic partnerships when the state's new domestic partner registry opened Monday.
The state Joint Finance Committee approved a domestic-partnership plan May 22 that would extend some benefits similar to those given to spouses to domestic partners of state employees.
Gov. Jim Doyle signed into law a statewide ban on smoking in workplaces, including bars and restaurants, at the state Capitol May 18.
Agreement reached on statewide smoking ban: State Sen. Fred Risser, D-Madison, speaks at a press conference at the Capitol Wednesday to announce a smoking ban agreement.
Lawmakers announced a deal on a bill Wednesday that would implement a statewide smoking ban in Wisconsin workplaces by July 5, 2010.
The Common Council voted to move discussion of a proposal banning the sale of cheap liquor throughout Madison at Tuesday night's meeting after many liquor distributors and grocers voiced strong opposition.
In a public hearing Tuesday, state senators and representatives suggested amendments to the newly proposed statewide smoking ban that could be passed as early as next week.
In this, my final column, I choose to address the most pressing issue at hand in American society. What is that, you ask? The last great civil rights hurdle: same-sex marriage.
A Sports Illustrated report from earlier this week announced that Yankee third baseman Alex Rodriguez could return to his team sometime during the first week of May. This is just the latest development in a tumultuous offseason for Rodriguez, who admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs last February and, just weeks later, underwent surgery for torn cartilage in his right hip. Without a doubt, Rodriguez's return will receive plenty of attention given his damaged reputation and the Yankees' slow start.
By Molly Rivera
A Madison man was taken to the hospital after trying to stop a perpetrator who had just stolen a bottle of alcohol from a State Street liquor store Sunday night.
A bipartisan statewide smoke-free workplace bill that aims to ban smoking in workplaces including bars and restaurants was introduced Friday.
The Wisconsin Student Public Interest Research Group hosted its second Poverty Summit Saturday and encouraged students to educate themselves about the current poverty issues in Wisconsin.
By Kristen Wall
Solutions by The State News
