Government’s unfair housing foray
The Milwaukee Housing Authority competes with private developers with its luxury apartment project downtown
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Ken Wysocky
Labor shortage stems from minority education gap
Lack of minority high school and college grads and wide prosperity gaps will only exacerbate the region’s growing employee shortage, business leaders fear
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@WILL on Twitter
20 minutes ago
"...the Trump Administration announced a broad rule Friday that, when enacted in 2021, would inject greater market forces into the healthcare industry. As a result, the research suggests consumers can expect lower healthcare prices."
https://t.co/09C1gNyslP
"...the Trump Administration announced a broad rule Friday that, when enacted in 2021, would inject greater market forces into the healthcare industry. As a result, the research suggests consumers can expect lower healthcare prices."
https://t.co/09C1gNyslP
22 hours ago
This morning we spoke with @RickEsenberg of the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty about the way Wisconsin's voter rolls are managed, and why they think it is illegal.
Listen here -- https://t.co/4LNvRaeJ8Q
This morning we spoke with @RickEsenberg of the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty about the way Wisconsin's voter rolls are managed, and why they think it is illegal.
Listen here -- https://t.co/4LNvRaeJ8Q
1 day ago
WILL President @RickEsenberg joined @wprmornings this morning to discuss a lawsuit against the Wisconsin Election Commission.
Check it out --> https://t.co/qfCQLQ2vrT
WILL President @RickEsenberg joined @wprmornings this morning to discuss a lawsuit against the Wisconsin Election Commission.
Check it out --> https://t.co/qfCQLQ2vrT
1 day ago
"The Madison Metropolitan School District is a progressive dream, spending an average of $15,241 on each of its more than 27,000 students. That’s a higher per pupil price tag than any comparably sized district in Wisconsin."
https://t.co/qAwrDLL3J2
"The Madison Metropolitan School District is a progressive dream, spending an average of $15,241 on each of its more than 27,000 students. That’s a higher per pupil price tag than any comparably sized district in Wisconsin."
https://t.co/qAwrDLL3J2
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