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Missy Hughes Announces Next Phase of UNLOCK WISCONSIN – Ensuring Affordable, High-Quality Childcare for Wisconsin Families

Missy’s Unlock Wisconsin childcare agenda would save a typical Wisconsin family $20,000 each year, while helping childcare providers support their families, grow their businesses, and expand statewide childcare capacity.

Gov. Evers Celebrates Four Consecutive Years of Record-High Enrollment InStates Registered Apprenticeship Program,Announces New Training Pathwaysand Opportunities for Growthin High-Demand Fields

Governor announces two new apprenticeship pathways in healthcare and education careers, workforce training grants for advanced manufacturing and AI sectors, and efforts to advance startup companies with high-growth potential

Rep. Darrin Madison Proposes “Pause to Protect” on Data Centers in Wisconsin

Bill would only allow data centers that meet strict environmental, labor and local control standards

Wisconsin Health Professionals Hold We Energies Accountable for Harming Community Health in a New Quarterly Report, Contrasting We Energies Q4 Earnings Release

DNR to Host Public Meeting on Fisheries Genetic Management Plan Jan. 28

DNR Publishes Wisconsin Food Waste Evaluation

Rockwell Automation and UWM CSI Expand Collaboration to Shape the Future of Manufacturing in the Region

Secretary Missy Hughes Releases Economic Plan in Campaign for WI Gov

Missy Hughes Will UNLOCK WISCONSIN By Removing The Barriers That Are Holding People Back And Ensuring Opportunity Moves Faster For Everyone – Her Comprehensive Plan Will Grow Wisconsin’s Economy, Boost Opportunity And Tackle The Affordability Crisis

DNR Seeking Public Comment on a Proposed Green Tier Contract With Kimberly-Clark Marinette Mill

Join the Wisconsin State Patrol, Now Hiring Troopers

Deadline to apply: Feb. 15, 2026

New Data Center Rate Structure Risks Wisconsinites Picking Up the Bill for Big Tech

AARP Wisconsin now accepting 2026 Community Challenge grant applications for Milwaukee area & statewide projects

Grants of up to $25,000 can help make Milwaukee and all WI communities more livable