Gov. Tony Evers is establishing Wisconsin as the small business powerhouse of the Midwest, and it is due to his commitment to small businesses.
Emergency Order #170, which forbids price gouging of gasoline and diesel, was signed by Governor Tony Evers.
A cold front from the North generated Level 2 (out of 5) thunderstorms across the state on Tuesday, June 27th, which cut through northwest Wisconsin with damaging winds, heavy rain, and large hail in cities like Wausau, La Crosse, Green Bay, Madison and Rochester, as reported by the Storm Prediction Center.
Food and gas prices continued to rise throughout the United States back in May 2022, especially in the midwest region.
Florida Senator Rick Scott revealed an 11 point tax plan that would increase taxes for 52 percent of Wisconsin small businesses.
Wisconsin is home to many natural splendors only a hike away, many of these being the magnificent waterfalls scattered throughout the upper northern parts of the state.
Gov. Evers’s Wisconsin Tomorrow Main Street Bounceback Program, which first launched last year, provided small businesses and nonprofits in Wisconsin with grants and storefront space as part of the state’s initiative to drive local business growth in the wake of a pandemic-battered economy.
The National Weather Service (NWS) confirmed that 8 tornadoes passed through Wisconsin during the week of June 15th, bumping up the statewide total to 15 tornadoes in 2022.
The Wisconsin economy is quickly recovering from the COVID19 pandemic, and is doing better than before on key measures like poverty.
With the midterm elections just around the corner, candidates are solidifying their stances and preparing for what will ultimately decide the direction Wisconsin heads towards in the coming years.
With June being Pride month, two of the smallest communities in Wisconsin have decided to hold Pride events to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
In celebration of Bike Week, Wisconsin Bike Fed has released the Wisconsin Bikeways Report to help with long-distance bicycling across the state.