Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour before you go to sleep tonight.

“We can all agree and should be able to rally around the fact that we should not be supporting or doing anything to support organizations, such as the Chinese Communist Party, that seek to undermine the foundational things that make America exceptional,” Senator Patrick Testin

With the holiday season fast approaching, the Wisconsin Historical Society is now offering for sale the 2025 State Capitol Christmas Ornament. This year's ornament, which can be purchased for $20, recognizes the 250th anniversary of our nation's independence. There are only

Yesterday, I spoke with Maurice Savage of WXOW about my bill that would legalize medicinal marijuana in Wisconsin. If you are interested in watching the interview, please click below: wxow.com/news/wisconsin…

As part of the state’s annual Arbor Day tree planting program, all fourth graders in the 24th Senate District and throughout Wisconsin are eligible to receive a free tree seedling. Fourth-grade principals, teachers and homeschooling parents can place an order by clicking on the

I recently joined a number of my Republican colleagues to introduce a bill package that aims to protect Wisconsin from foreign adversaries.

“On the Job” at WFHR in Wisconsin Rapids

Attention all farmers in the 24th Senate District: The application period for two grant funding opportunities is now open. The first is for the Crop Insurance Premium Rebates for Planting Cover Crops Program, which has a deadline of Dec. 1, 2025. For more information about

One-two-three-four, we all love the Marine Corps. In honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps, a ceremony is being held today at noon in the Capitol rotunda. If you cannot make it to today’s event, please consider reading Commandant Eric M. Smith’s

To all of those who have served our country, we cannot begin to thank you enough. However, we should be doing more than just thanking our veterans with words. We should also be honoring them with actions worthy of their sacrifice. We owe this to our veterans – not only on

I recently had the pleasure of attending a local Eagle Scout Court of Honor to present legislative citations to three new Eagle Scouts. They are Madeline Mancel, Mason Sass and Katherine Buehler, all of whom are members of Scouting America Troop 299 in Stevens Point. In order

Earlier this morning, I was honored to speak at the Community Solar Advocacy Day event about my bill that would pave the way for community solar in Wisconsin. Joining me was my Assembly co-author, Representative Scott Krug. The goal of our legislation is to drive down energy

While I was in Madison this week, I was able to take part in a beam signing ceremony for the new Wisconsin History Center, which is currently being constructed on the Capitol Square. The center will be housed in a five-story building across from the Capitol and will serve as a

I was proud to attend a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony with Rep. Nancy VanderMeer to celebrate the completed upgrades to West Indies Road in the Town of North Bend in Jackson County. The project was made possible thanks to grant funding through the state Agricultural Roads

Our state is currently experiencing an urgent and growing demand for blood and organ donations. Over the past five months, approximately 2,000 Wisconsinites have removed themselves from the organ donor registry – the highest rate in our state’s history. Furthermore, only three

Yesterday, the Wisconsin State Senate met for a floor session where my colleagues and I voted on numerous pieces of legislation that will benefit the residents of our state. One of them, AB 74, requires school districts to notify the parents of an alleged victim of sexual

This Saturday marks the beginning of the 2025 gun deer hunting season in Wisconsin. I would like to wish all the hunters out there the best of luck in bagging a deer. If you are interested in brushing up on some hunting safety tips before you head out early Saturday morning,

I made a post yesterday about the Wisconsin State Senate passing a bill that would repeal Gov. Tony Evers’ 400-year tax hike veto. Since that time, I have heard from many people who are wondering how the governor was able to automatically raise property taxes for the next four

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas … The annual Wisconsin State Capitol Rotunda Christmas Tree has finally arrived at our majestic statehouse. Soon, workers will install lights and ornaments on the tree to make it look even more festive. The official tree lighting