Barbara Harrington-McKinney, Madison Alder, District 1, endorses Amani Latimer Burris for State Senate, District 26, in the Democratic Primary on August 11. In endorsing Latimer Burris, Harrington-McKinney says, “I am supporting Amani Latimer Burris because I have witnessed her extraordinary
Senator Steve Nass (R-Whitewater) raised alarm bells today that there are growing indications from education sources that Governor Evers will use his Emergency Public Health Declaration (Executive Order 82) to prohibit schools, public and private, from starting the year with
MADISON, WISCONSIN – Today AARP Wisconsin is launching “Protect Voters 50+,” a comprehensive voter engagement campaign to support and protect Wisconsinites age 50 and up as they vote in the 2020 elections. The campaign will provide information on where candidates
MADISON, WI – More than 330,000 voters statewide have already returned their absentee ballots for the August 11 Partisan Primary, according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission. As of Monday morning, 836,469 absentee ballot applications have been reported received by municipal
Today, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers released the following statement announcing his endorsement of Joe Biden for President of the United States: “It has never been more important to have steady, experienced, and empathetic leadership in the White House. America is
In-Person Absentee Voting Begins on UW Campus City of Madison voters may cast absentee ballots on the UW-Madison campus starting today, August 3. Based on the advice of Public Health, voting will take place in tents on Engineering Mall,
The Madison Police Department may not be the shining national model many of us believed it was for decades, but neither is it as deeply flawed as its fiercest critics would have us believe.
Declaring a second state of emergency for the exact same virus with no fundamental change in the nature of either the virus itself or the public response to it amounts to an unlawful and unconstitutional attempt to extend a public health emergency beyond the statutory limit of 60 days.
As talks continued between Democratic congressional leaders and the Trump administration, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell adjourned the Senate and went home to Kentucky. Pathetic.
Donald Trump now claims that he’s in favor of American citizens wearing masks. But, as we saw once again last week, he and his pitiful son Donald Trump, Jr., continue to stoke people’s animosity to the idea.
Wisconsin’s experience casts serious doubt on the claim that draconian shutdowns successfully prevent COVID fatalities.
One thing is certain. No plan during a pandemic will offer every student a safe and excellent education.
State Department of Revenue figures show total lottery sales between March—when the state’s economy was locked down, mass layoffs and furloughs began, and we were told to stay home to “flatten” the COVID-19 curve—and June were up 12.3%.
Barbara Harrington-McKinney, Madison Alder, District 1, endorses Amani Latimer Burris for State Senate, District 26, in the Democratic Primary on August 11. In endorsing Latimer Burris, Harrington-McKinney says, “I am supporting Amani Latimer Burris because I have witnessed her extraordinary transformation into a committed and powerful leader. Amani has the
Senator Steve Nass (R-Whitewater) raised alarm bells today that there are growing indications from education sources that Governor Evers will use his Emergency Public Health Declaration (Executive Order 82) to prohibit schools, public and private, from starting the year with in-person classes. Governor Evers’ has been under pressure from the
MADISON, WISCONSIN – Today AARP Wisconsin is launching “Protect Voters 50+,” a comprehensive voter engagement campaign to support and protect Wisconsinites age 50 and up as they vote in the 2020 elections. The campaign will provide information on where candidates stand on issues that matter to Wisconsin residents age 50-plus
MADISON, WI – More than 330,000 voters statewide have already returned their absentee ballots for the August 11 Partisan Primary, according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission. As of Monday morning, 836,469 absentee ballot applications have been reported received by municipal clerks. Those clerks also report sending 821,378 ballots and receiving
Today, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers released the following statement announcing his endorsement of Joe Biden for President of the United States: “It has never been more important to have steady, experienced, and empathetic leadership in the White House. America is going through a tough time–unemployment is at its highest level
In-Person Absentee Voting Begins on UW Campus City of Madison voters may cast absentee ballots on the UW-Madison campus starting today, August 3. Based on the advice of Public Health, voting will take place in tents on Engineering Mall, Library Mall, by the Kohl Center, and near the Natatorium.
The Madison Police Department may not be the shining national model many of us believed it was for decades, but neither is it as deeply flawed as its fiercest critics would have us believe.
Declaring a second state of emergency for the exact same virus with no fundamental change in the nature of either the virus itself or the public response to it amounts to an unlawful and unconstitutional attempt to extend a public health emergency beyond the statutory limit of 60 days.
As talks continued between Democratic congressional leaders and the Trump administration, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell adjourned the Senate and went home to Kentucky. Pathetic.
Donald Trump now claims that he’s in favor of American citizens wearing masks. But, as we saw once again last week, he and his pitiful son Donald Trump, Jr., continue to stoke people’s animosity to the idea.
Wisconsin’s experience casts serious doubt on the claim that draconian shutdowns successfully prevent COVID fatalities.
One thing is certain. No plan during a pandemic will offer every student a safe and excellent education.
State Department of Revenue figures show total lottery sales between March—when the state’s economy was locked down, mass layoffs and furloughs began, and we were told to stay home to “flatten” the COVID-19 curve—and June were up 12.3%.