E-records may get big boost
A new state plan unveiled Thursday could connect patients and doctors in a new wayA-: digitally.
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A new state plan unveiled Thursday could connect patients and doctors in a new wayA-: digitally.
As U.S. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., dismissed rumors of a run in the 2008 presidential race Wednesday, former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson appointed a national political director to his presidential exploratory committee.
In an effort to prevent politics from seeping into environmental decision-making, state Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, and Sen. Robert Wirch, D-Kenosha, introduced legislation Tuesday that would change the way the secretary of the Department of Natural Resources is appointed.
Following an emergency session called by Gov. Jim Doyle on Jan. 11 to create a government accountability board, the Senate Committee on ethics reform met Thursday to debate several features of the bill that could make it less effective.
At his fourth Martin Luther King Day Celebration Monday, Gov. Jim Doyle pushed his agenda for his next four years, stressing the importance of equal opportunity in the upcoming legislative session.
As incoming speaker of the state Assembly, Mike Huesbcsh, R-West Salem, announced the new committee chairs for the upcoming 2007-'08 legislative session Tuesday, two state lawmakers butted heads over the new head of the College committee chair.
Lt. Governor Barbara Lawton, incoming state Assembly Speaker, Rep. Mike Huebsch, R-West Salem, and state Sen. Mark Miller, D-Monona, all addressed the mounds of money spent in the mid-term elections and the campaign finance and ethics reform at a Common Cause Wisconsin meeting Tuesday.
A defense fund has been started on behalf of Georgia Thompson, former aide to Gov. Jim Doyle.
Following the release of a slew of numbers documenting the millions of dollars state politicians have accrued in unclaimed sick leave days, one lawmaker claimed leave from a previous year while another vowed to ""end this charade.""
After the midterm election season flooded with millions of dollars, two state legislators are looking to publicly fund state elections.
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson formally announced a future launch of a committee to explore a run for President in 2008.
One week after Wisconsinites voted to add a ban on gay marriage to the constitution, a state senator started working on his own amendment to allow for state-approved civil unions and ban discrimination.
As the dust settles after the Nov. 7 election, one prominent Wisconsin senator is already looking toward 2008, but is ruling out his candidacy for president.
Gov. Jim's Doyle's re-election, despite a mediocre approval rating, registers within the state as a strong rebuke of Republican politics and policy on a local and national scale.
MILWAUKEEâ_ Former President Bill Clinton stumped for Gov. Jim Doyle and state Democrats in Milwaukee Friday as the 2006 election approached its critical weekend homestretch.
With the State Governor election just a week away, recently released polls show major discrepancies in projected results.
Flanked by a crowd of enthusiastic students, U.S. Senator Russ Feingold and Gov. Jim Doyle sought to mobilize student voters for the upcoming election, criticizing Doyle's Republican opponent Mark Green for being too extreme for the state and its students.
A campaign finance watchdog group announced Tuesday that a liberal organization, headed by a former campaign manager for Gov. Jim Doyle has spent $705,000 in the last two months to pay for negative ads against Doyle's Republican opponent, Mark Green.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court demanded more information from both gubernatorial candidate Mark Green and the state Elections Board Thursday to decide whether or not the high court will take up Green's case.
These days everybody seems to have a Facebook profile, even political candidates for the 2006 mid-term elections. According to a new study, U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison., has garnered more support on Facebook than any other political candidate.