WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE
Letter from Rep. Danou: Be aware of new burning restrictions in the State 
We all know the damage that fire can do when allowed to burn out of control.
By Rep. Chris Danou , April 18, 2012
Letter from Sen. Vinehout: Audit proves insight to State's management problems
How well did state government manage the $15 billion in federal money received last fiscal year? This is the subject of the annual “single” audit.
By Sen. Kathleen Vinehout , April 11, 2012
Letter from Rep. Danou: When you're a farmer, Every Day is Earth Day
Every day many people make efforts to take care of our environment. This year, April 22nd gives us the opportunity to reflect together.
By Rep. Chris Danou , April 11, 2012
Letter from Sen. Vinehout: Investing in our human potential yields the biggest returns
Last year Wisconsin had nearly the largest per capita cut to education in the nation and we lost more jobs than any other state. There is a connection.
By Sen. Kathleen Vinehout , April 03, 2012
Letter from Rep. Danou: Be prepared for upcoming Elections
As you probably already know, 2012 is going to be a busy year for elections.
By Rep. Chris Danou , April 03, 2012
Letter from Rep. Danou: Wisconsin's legislature must work on a bipartisan basis
The 2011-2012 legislative session ended last week, capping a session in which most bills that would have created jobs and advanced job training were ignored, left undone or failed to advance.
By Rep. Chris Danou , March 27, 2012
Letter from Sen. Vinehout: Corruption risk huge for state government
Is state government open to citizens? Are needed anti-corruption measures in place and working? Is state government accountable to the people?
By Sen. Kathleen Vinehout , March 27, 2012
Letter from Rep. Danou: Wisconsin should be proud of its strong Dairy Industry
On Tuesday, Governor Scott Walker unveiled an ambitious plan to grow the state's dairy industry.
By Rep. Chris Danou , March 22, 2012
Letter from Sen. Vinehout: "Wisconsin's Future: It's about working together"
Recently I spoke to a group of seniors who held a conference about Wisconsin’s future.
By Sen. Kathleen Vinehout , March 22, 2012
State Government and Political Round-up: Wisconsin primary to meaningful in GOP race
Wisconsin News-- The Wisconsin primary is just 13 days away – and it could be the next major battle between G-O-P White House hopefuls Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum. Both candidates are starting to plan appearances in the Badger State.
March 21, 2012
Marathon session in state Assembly comes to an end
Wisconsin Legislature-- For 31 hours the Wisconsin Assembly was in session. Finally, members of both parties agreed to move forward on a vote to make changes to the board of the Milwaukee Area Technical College.
March 17, 2012
State Senate now evenly split following Galloway's resignation
Wisconsin News-- State Senate Republican Pam Galloway of Wausau has told the Senate’s chief clerk that she’ll resign effective at midnight tonight.
March 16, 2012
Letter from Rep. Knudson: Concussion legislation heads to Governor
This week, the Wisconsin State Senate passed important concussion legislation to protect Wisconsin’s young athletes.
By Rep. Dean Knudson , March 14, 2012
Government and Political Roundup: Sex ed classes required to teach abstinence as the only way to avoid pregnancy
Wisconsin News-- In what Democrats called a “war on women,” the Wisconsin Assembly voted overnight to require school sex education classes to teach abstinence as the only way to avoid pregnancy.
March 14, 2012
Letter from Sen. Vinehout: Health Insurance Exchanges: The single biggest help to small business
“Costs keep rising,” the small business owner told me. “The worst is health insurance. We got a 27% increase in premiums this year. Can you do something about that?”
By Sen. Kathleen Vinehout , March 13, 2012
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