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Van Orden, Neguse Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Expand Mental Health Access for Farmers

1 day 10 hours ago By Derrick Van Orden

In honor of National Ag Day, I was proud to work across the aisle with Congressman Joe Neguse to introduce the Agriculture Access to Addiction and Mental Health Care Act.

School Referenda Transparency Tool

1 day 10 hours ago By Patrick Testin

Is your local school district going to referendum this April?

Evidence from border counties indicates increased economic freedom encourages prosperity

1 day 10 hours ago By Badger Institute 1 comment

The 20th century could be viewed as Wisconsin’s progressive century. Wisconsin was the first state to establish a personal income tax (1911) and to allow collective bargaining by public sector unions (1959). Business regulation was strict.

Gov. Evers Vetoes Legislation to Cut Red Tape

1 day 10 hours ago By Rep. Robin Vos 1 comment

Gov. Evers has vetoed a package of “Red Tape Reset” bills authored and passed by Assembly Republicans that aim to rein in the growth of state regulations and require agencies to justify new rules.

Tax Time

1 day 10 hours ago By Howard Marklein

Filing taxes is rarely something people look forward to, but it is an important part of how our state operates. In Wisconsin, individual income taxes make up about 45% of state tax collections.

What if the signals shaping our world aren’t always visible?

1 week 1 day ago By Chris Muller

My Letter to County Voters

1 week 1 day ago By Chris Muller 1 comment

Our community stands at an important moment. Too often, people feel like local government is something that happens to them instead of something that works for them.