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Walker at the Milwaukee rally in September. 'The more we're able to free up the private sector, individuals and companies, the better off we'll be,' he says.
It's high time for details about mayoral takeover
Some people don't believe a recent poll that suggested widespread opposition to a proposed mayoral takeover of Milwaukee Public Schools.
Governor Doyle Announces Significant Decrease in Tobacco Sales to Wisconsin Minors
" Governor Jim Doyle today announced a significant decrease in tobacco sales to Wisconsin minors.
Flags lowered to half-staff in Wisconsin Monday
Flags at Wisconsin National Guard armories, air bases and other facilities across the state will fly at half-staff Monday Nov.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Our View: Override Doyle's veto on DNR secretary post
What made Gov. Jim Doyle change his mind? On Friday, he vetoed a bill that would give a citizen board the power to appoint the Department of Natural Resources secretary rather than the governor.
State Dems Take Offensive in Governor Race; Acker's Mug Shot
And The Milwaukee World Hound Dog Team One uncommon advantage the Democrats face right now in the gubernatorial race: apparent unity.
NEW HAVEN a ' The family of a Yale student found stabbed to death off campus in 1998 has learned that DNA evidence in the unsolved murder was contaminated by a former forensic lab worker.
Wisconsin Democrats support medical marijuana
MADISON - Legalizing medical marijuana will ease the cancer patients' pain and help others who are suffering, supporters of legalization argued Monday.
Tom Barrett decides to run for governor, Wisconsin Democrats thrilled, relieved
Wisconsin Democrats are breathing a sigh of relief today. A viable candidate has finally decided to throw his hat into the ring for the 2010 gubinatorial race: Tom Barrett, current mayor of Milwaukee.
Milwaukee mayor hailed as hero to run for governor
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, who was hailed as a hero this summer for confronting a metal-bar wielding man, is running for governor.
Governor Doyle Signs into Law First Steps toward Major Education Reform
It was actually released on Monday but I had been out of town and am just now starting to get caught up.] MADISON - " Governor Jim Doyle today signed into law Senate Bills 370, 371, 372 and 373, which take the first steps toward reforming education in Wisconsin and ensuring every student has a chance to succeed.
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle vetoes Department of Natural Resources (DNR) secretary bill
MADISON - Gov. Jim Doyle has vetoed a bill that would hand the power to appoint the state Department of Natural Resources secretary to a citizen board.
Fort Hood, President Obama, UW football player Erasmus James
Two Wisconsin residents a ' Sgt. Amy Krueger, 29, of Kiel and Capt. Russell Seager, 51, of Pleasant Prairie a ' are among 13 killed in a shooting rampage by Maj.
Governor Doyle Signs 14 Bills into Law
Governor Jim Doyle today signed into law 14 bills at the State Capitol in Madison .
Governor won't sign OWI pledge
As legislators work to toughen the state's drunken driving laws, Gov. Jim Doyle says he won't sign a student-led petition calling on lawmakers to resign if they are convicted of the offense.
Governor Doyle Thanks Mercury Marine, Workers and Community for Pulling Together
" Governor Jim Doyle today recognized Mercury Marine Inc., its workers and the community for coming together to remain in Fond du Lac and announced the state incentive package.
Wis. gov. signs education bills, wants fed dollars
Gov. Jim Doyle signed a package of school reform bills into law Monday he hopes will bolster Wisconsin's chances at federal education aid.
Editorial: Despite progress, some bills need work
The Wisconsin Legislature officially wrapped up its work until mid-January on early Friday, although lawmakers may return in special or extraordinary session to complete some business.
November 10 is time to appreciate snowplow drivers
Governor Jim Doyle has proclaimed November 10, 2009 as Snowplow Driver Appreciation Day in Wisconsin, reminding motorists of the important role Wisconsina s 2,000 3,000 snowplow drivers play in keeping the statea s economy open for business even during the coldest, snowiest months of the year.
Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Wisconsin to Honor Fallen at Fort Hood
Flags at Wisconsin National Guard armories, air bases and other facilities across the state will fly at half-staff through sunset Nov.
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