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Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan provided his perspective on bridging political divides as well as furthering economic and climate policy during a talk at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on Tuesday. evening.
UW Health nurses Matt Delaney and Mary Jorgensen represent only two out of thousands of nurses who have faced ongoing union efforts within UW Health.
Sen. Melissa Agard, D-Madison, and Rep. Darrin Madison, D-Milwaukee, introduced legislation to legalize marijuana use for individuals 21 years or older on Friday.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and Communications Director Ben LaBolt boosted the Biden Administration's work towards higher education, climate change and mental health efforts during a press briefing with U.S. student media Tuesday.
Gov. Tony Evers in January declared 2023 the “Year of Mental Health,” proposing more than $500 million for mental health initiatives in his 2023-25 biennial budget, with $17 million designated for alternatives to emergency detention.
State Republican lawmakers proposed $614 million in funding for maintenance and upgrades to Milwaukee’s American Family Field, on Monday.
Hurricane Hilary’s wreckage led to the relocation of 20 dogs from Riverside County, California, to Dane County on Sept. 14 following the closure of an animal shelter.
Ohio voters made headlines in an Aug. 8 special election, prompting questions about Wisconsin’s ballot initiative process — a process in which voters can call for a popular vote referendum.
University Health Services (UHS) plans to once again refer University of Wisconsin-Madison students to in-state clinics for abortion services amid a recent shakeup in interpretations of Wisconsin abortion laws, a UHS representative told The Daily Cardinal on Monday.
Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin stood alongside UW Health nurses as they spoke out publicly on Friday to encourage a wage cap increase for Veteran nurses.
Vice President Kamala Harris will visit the University of Wisconsin-Madison on Oct. 4 to promote key issues that disproportionately impact young people across the nation.
It’s been a turbulent week in Wisconsin politics.
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin will resume abortion services Monday at its Water Street Health Center in Milwaukee and its Madison East Health Center, the organization announced Thursday.
A GOP-backed tax cut bill passed the Wisconsin Assembly on Tuesday along party lines amid a looming veto from Gov. Tony Evers.
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos announced plans Tuesday to pursue an Iowa-style redistricting model, backtracking on past threats to impeach Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz. Assembly Republicans’ proposal, unveiled at a press conference Tuesday afternoon, would task the nonpartisan Legislative Reference Bureau (LRB) and a bipartisan coalition with drawing legislative district maps. The move would sidestep a ruling from the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which currently has a 4-3 liberal majority.
The Assembly Ways and Means committee heard testimony Wednesday regarding two Republican-backed bills on a tax-free childcare reimbursement for parents and an income tax rate decrease for Wisconsin’s second-highest tax bracket.
A controversial free speech survey. Threats to hundreds of diversity positions. And millions of dollars cut from an already-strained university budget.
First Lady Jill Biden made multiple stops in the Madison area on Thursday to promote the White House Cancer Moonshot initiative and encourage state educators as the school year begins.
MILWAUKEE - Eight presidential candidates displayed the fractures and mainstays of a post-Trump Republican Party in the first presidential primary debate of the 2024 election season Wednesday evening at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee.
Sen. Kelda Roys, D-Madison, met with student organizations Tuesday, Aug. 22, to discuss issues affecting students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison including housing, diversity initiatives, campus speech and voting.
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