E-Updates

This update includes updates on the recent US Supreme Court case on Mifepristone, celebrating Pride Month, and helpful information from state agencies.

This update includes the latest on the Republicans’ refusal to release $125 million to fight PFAS contamination, the new Wisconsin Travel Guide, and updates on construction projects in our area.

This update includes the raising of the Pride flag over the capitol, events around the district, and my meetings in the capitol.

For over 150 years, our country has recognized Memorial Day, a day where we honor, remember and share the stories of the brave Americans who fought to protect our democracy and served our country with courage and grace.

This update includes the recent veto override attempts by the Senate Republicans, the new “Pastport” program from the Wisconsin Historical Society, and a guide to figuring out what legislative district you live in.

This update includes my latest interviews and panel discussions, recognizing A Day Without Child Care, and the news from state agencies.

I was at Middleton High School this past week delivering certificates to retiring teachers. I had the pleasure of presenting a citation to Lori Hunt, a computer science teacher and the Makerspace Coordinator. Thank you for your dedication to your students, Lori, and best wishes for your next chapter!

One of my favorite activities this time of year is delivering certificates to retiring teachers. It is a great opportunity to thank them for their dedication to their students and our community. And sometimes I get to join the class like when I visited Mr. Schmitt at Northside Elementary School.

This update includes information on the Senate adjourning, a column on our unfinished business, and my thoughts on the Republican’s continued failure to address PFAS contamination in Wisconsin.

This update includes the latest on PFAS, President Biden’s visit to Wisconsin, and my press release about the unfinished business of the Senate.