City of Racine – The U.S. Census Bureau recently announced that it is cutting its schedule for data collection for the 2020 Census a month short, meaning that for residents to be counted, they have to respond by the end of
WAUKESHA – The Waukesha County Jail has denounced a practice which previously limited incarcerated individuals of the Muslim faith from having access to a Quran and Halal diet after the ACLU of Wisconsin wrote a letter calling for the jail
Office of Children’s Mental Health Director Linda Hall today announces the publication of a new fact sheet about improving school outcomes and what our communities can do to make a difference. Highlights include: Students who struggle with mental health issues
Yesterday, Congresswoman Grace Meng, a Democratic National Committee Vice Chair, Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul and former Olympic medalist and figure skater Michelle Kwan kicked off Wisconsin Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) for Biden — a statewide coalition of
Gov. Tony Evers says his administration is still reviewing the president’s executive actions allowing an additional $400 in weekly unemployment payments. Initially, Trump said the federal government would pick up $300 if states would pay $100 of the additional benefit.
With Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee converted to a mostly virtual production, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, offer contrasting views on how each party can strengthen its candidate’s support.
After seven years as diversity chief at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Patrick Sims departs, offering his candid assessment. It’s not that good.
The president blurted out his determination to undermine voting rights in a Fox Business Network interview.
West himself even admitted to reporters that he was running a spoiler campaign in order to hurt Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
Wisconsin conservative justices this week passed on another opportunity to rein in another power-hungry, unelected bureaucrat.
I have served on the Fire and Police Commission for seven years. For seven years, I have acted with integrity. For seven years, I have put the best interests of Milwaukee first. Any decision I have made was because I believe Milwaukee is a great city. My only fault is that I pushed back against a broken system. A system that does not benefit all of the citizens of Milwaukee.
City of Racine – The U.S. Census Bureau recently announced that it is cutting its schedule for data collection for the 2020 Census a month short, meaning that for residents to be counted, they have to respond by the end of September, instead of the end of October as long-publicized. Racine
WAUKESHA – The Waukesha County Jail has denounced a practice which previously limited incarcerated individuals of the Muslim faith from having access to a Quran and Halal diet after the ACLU of Wisconsin wrote a letter calling for the jail to comply with constitutional standards that protect religious freedom. Although
Office of Children’s Mental Health Director Linda Hall today announces the publication of a new fact sheet about improving school outcomes and what our communities can do to make a difference. Highlights include: Students who struggle with mental health issues are at especially high risk for expulsion, perform lower on
Yesterday, Congresswoman Grace Meng, a Democratic National Committee Vice Chair, Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul and former Olympic medalist and figure skater Michelle Kwan kicked off Wisconsin Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) for Biden — a statewide coalition of AAPI elected officials and community leaders and members who will
Gov. Tony Evers says his administration is still reviewing the president’s executive actions allowing an additional $400 in weekly unemployment payments. Initially, Trump said the federal government would pick up $300 if states would pay $100 of the additional benefit. After some state officials complained they didn’t have the resources,
With Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee converted to a mostly virtual production, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, offer contrasting views on how each party can strengthen its candidate’s support.
After seven years as diversity chief at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Patrick Sims departs, offering his candid assessment. It’s not that good.
The president blurted out his determination to undermine voting rights in a Fox Business Network interview.
West himself even admitted to reporters that he was running a spoiler campaign in order to hurt Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
Wisconsin conservative justices this week passed on another opportunity to rein in another power-hungry, unelected bureaucrat.
I have served on the Fire and Police Commission for seven years. For seven years, I have acted with integrity. For seven years, I have put the best interests of Milwaukee first. Any decision I have made was because I believe Milwaukee is a great city. My only fault is that I pushed back against a broken system. A system that does not benefit all of the citizens of Milwaukee.