News Clips
Politics
He's been the voice of Wisconsin's GOP for years. How does Robin Vos feel now that he's a target in his own party?
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 13, 2022
Democratic U.S. Senate candidates split on expanding U.S. Supreme Court, term limits
Wisconsin State Journal, May 12, 2022
Veteran Wisconsin political operatives see abortion as top issue for midterms
The Capital Times, May 12, 2022
Victim's relatives say they have been promised a meeting with Gov. Evers before murderer's release
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 12, 2022
Health
Advanced Practice Nurses slam Evers over veto
WKOW, May 12, 2022
DHS announces the Moving Forward Together Grant Program to support health equity efforts in COVID-19 vaccinations
DHS, May 12, 2022
DHS provides funding for Wisconsin organizations to address health equity with COVID-19 vaccines
WKOW, May 12, 2022
Head of Wisconsin Nursing Board resigns over vetoed advanced practice nursing bill
The Capital Times, May 11, 2022
Tony Evers' Health Equity Council recommendations draw Republican ire
Wisconsin State Journal, May 10, 2022
Utilities & Energy
U.S. Commerce Department's solar panel investigation could delay Wisconsin solar projects or increase prices
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 10, 2022
Cardinal-Hickory Creek power line: Ban on river crossing stands, for now
Wisconsin State Journal, May 10, 2022
Environment
Work on the new wolf management plan in Wisconsin proceeds as roller-coaster of change continues in nation's courts
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 12, 2022
More states want power to approve wetlands development
Pew, May 11, 2022
Study: Second wolf hunt would have driven Wisconsin's wolf population to 'undesirably low levels'
Wisconsin Public Radio, May 10, 2022
DNR permits second hog factory farm in Crawford County despite local worries over water quality in Wisconsin's Driftless Area
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 10, 2022
EPA proposes ‘comprehensive’ reporting, recordkeeping requirements for asbestos
Safety+Health, May 9, 2022
Legal
Wisconsin prosecutor campaigned on his record — but some high-profile cases had hidden flaws
Wisconsin Public Radio, May 11, 2022
Officer Sheskey's counsel, Kenosha mayor respond to dismissal of civil rights lawsuit
Kenosha News, May 10, 2022
Gov. Evers grants 49 pardons, total reaches 498
WFRV, May 6, 2022
Abortion's future could play out in Wisconsin courts for years if Roe v. Wade is overturned
Wisconsin State Journal, May 5, 2022
Employer & Consumer
Wisconsin union organizer says Starbucks fired him days after union vote
Wisconsin Public Radio, May 10, 2022
An embattled Biden calls fighting inflation a 'top priority' as consumer prices soar
Fox Business, May 10, 2022
Case factory worker strike continues as union members fight for higher wages, COVID-19 protections
Wisconsin Public Radio, May 6, 2022
Economic Development
Milwaukee Tool to spend $206M, add 1,000 jobs in southeast Wisconsin
Milwaukee Business Journal, May 12, 2022
Lordstown Motors closes $230 million deal to sell its Ohio factory to Foxconn, injecting needed cash days before deadline
CNBC, May 11, 2022
Arrowhead breaks ground on up to $250M Verona project, will receive incentives
Milwaukee Business Journal, May 9, 2022
Bucks subsidy an issue in US Senate race
Urban Milwaukee, May 9, 2022
Transportation & Infrastructure
Rising diesel costs are straining U.S. truckers, shipping operations
The Wall Street Journal, May 12, 2022
Gas prices in Milwaukee and Wisconsin reach their highest average price ever. They could remain high all summer, stall the U.S. economy
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 10, 2022
Harley-Davidson reveals more affordable next-gen LiveWire S2 Del Mar
Milwaukee Business Journal, May 10, 2022
Dane County Regional Airport saw biggest pandemic drop in passengers, study finds
Wisconsin State Journal, May 9, 2022
Education
A Shorewood School District employee says he's being fired in retaliation for complaint of 'racist language' by staff
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 11, 2022
Union sues Madison School District over unfulfilled records request
Wisconsin State Journal, May 10, 2022
