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Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce: Details Tony Evers' failed leadership in new TV ad - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce: Details Tony Evers' failed leadership in new TV ad

MILWAUKEE – Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce – through its affiliate, WMC Issues Mobilization Council – is out with a new television ad exposing Go

Wisconsin Policy Forum releases report on how Wisconsin pandemic relief aid compares to other states - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Policy Forum releases report on how Wisconsin pandemic relief aid compares to other states

Wisconsin got $4.86 billion in fiscal recover funds under the American Rescue Plan Act that was approved in March of last year.A little more than $2.5 billion of that went to the state, while the rest went to local governments.

Source: wxpr.org
Staff shortage prompts closure of Superior day care - Vimarsana News

Staff shortage prompts closure of Superior day care

Noah's Ark Day Care has been providing child care in Superior for 25 years.

Gov. Evers Announces New Recommendations For Tackling Homelessness In Wisconsin | Recent News - Vimarsana News

Gov. Evers Announces New Recommendations For Tackling Homelessness In Wisconsin | Recent News

Gov. Tony Evers today announced the 'Welcoming Wisconsin Home' report which provides new recommendations for tackling homelessness in the state

DCF: $194 million in funds going toward Wisconsin early care and education - Vimarsana News

DCF: $194 million in funds going toward Wisconsin early care and education

MADISON (WKOW) — The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families will direct $194 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds toward early care and education.

Source: wkow.com