MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will host the final online webinar session of a series focused on nitrate in Wisconsin on Sept. 16. The final webinar is a discussion about preliminary assessment of economic impacts on
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) today slammed House Democrats for blocking the House from passing his legislation that would have required the Biden Administration to produce a plan to get stranded Americans out of Afghanistan. Gallagher joined a group of
MILWAUKEE — Gov. Tony Evers today at ceremony celebrating the completion of the new Mental Health Emergency Center announced $5.7 million in funding for the new center in Milwaukee. To support the Mental Health Emergency Center, Gov. Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department
Madison, Wis. — As the Delta variant causes COVID cases to rise across Wisconsin, Ron Johnson has doubled down on his anti-vaccine rhetoric. Johnson sent a letter to the FDA falsely claiming that the drug that was certified is different
On Thursday, September 16 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Mad City Windows & Baths and the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park will host a fundraising event to support conservation at the NEW Zoo. This year’s Brew at the Zoo
TIME TO REMEMBER LOVED ONES AND END OVERDOSE Safe Communities partners will join communities around the world to remember those who have died or suffered permanent injury due to drug overdose. Observed on the 31st of August every year, International Overdose
MADISON, Wis.—University of Wisconsin System nursing and pharmacy students will have another opportunity to receive a $500 tuition credit for providing COVID-19 vaccinations and booster shots, UW System President Tommy Thompson announced today. Funding from the state Department of Health
Contact: alec@1848project.org [Concord, WI] – On Tuesday, 1848 Project released The Forward Agenda. This comprehensive policy plan identifies more than fifty policy items for the next generation of conservative leadership in Wisconsin to focus on and implement. 1848 Project President Rebecca Kleefisch released
Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 31, 2021 – Quality early childhood care and education is essential for the long-term success of young people in our region and for today’s workforce to effectively function, but the sector is in crisis. Lack of access to
STORY TOPICS – White house – Race relations – Coronavirus – State government – Local government – Census – Courts – Culture – Demographics – Education – Elections – Environment – Illinois – Law and order – Military – Non-profits
Madsion, Wis. – After more than 11 years as director of Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR), Mike Crane has announced his resignation. “It has been an honor and privilege to be director of WPR and to have worked with the station’s talented
A good number of school boards in Wisconsin have acted like responsible adults by requiring masks at a time when the delta variant is pushing infections to heartbreaking higher levels.
Waukesha School Board members have been hit with a barrage of hostile communications, including death threats, after distorted media headlines declared the district was ending a free school meal program, multiple sources say.
Government intervention is a blunt instrument for enforcement, one preferable to avoid. But too often, such interventions are brought on when we fail to act responsibly as citizens.
Wide open, lots of candidates, no obvious favorites and so much at stake.
There is no way to escape the enormity of the moment we are living in as the nation withdraws from Afghanistan after 20 years of war. The national angst was underscored with live coverage Sunday morning as 13 dead American soldiers returned in caskets to Dover Air Force Base.
An Indian American who grew up in Brookfield, Olikara says he hopes to attract liberal Democrats who supported Sen. Bernie Sanders, “politically homeless Republicans” and “disillusioned, disaffected independents.”
In the year since Blake was shot, state government has sat on its hands.
Every House Republican voted last week against the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will host the final online webinar session of a series focused on nitrate in Wisconsin on Sept. 16. The final webinar is a discussion about preliminary assessment of economic impacts on Wisconsin farms of reducing nitrogen losses. The series touched on
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) today slammed House Democrats for blocking the House from passing his legislation that would have required the Biden Administration to produce a plan to get stranded Americans out of Afghanistan. Gallagher joined a group of House Republicans in requesting this bill be passed by Unanimous
MILWAUKEE — Gov. Tony Evers today at ceremony celebrating the completion of the new Mental Health Emergency Center announced $5.7 million in funding for the new center in Milwaukee. To support the Mental Health Emergency Center, Gov. Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS), has committed to providing $5.7 million
Madison, Wis. — As the Delta variant causes COVID cases to rise across Wisconsin, Ron Johnson has doubled down on his anti-vaccine rhetoric. Johnson sent a letter to the FDA falsely claiming that the drug that was certified is different from the one being used when in fact the two
On Thursday, September 16 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Mad City Windows & Baths and the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park will host a fundraising event to support conservation at the NEW Zoo. This year’s Brew at the Zoo will feature over 50 different craft brews, seltzers, and non-alcoholic
TIME TO REMEMBER LOVED ONES AND END OVERDOSE Safe Communities partners will join communities around the world to remember those who have died or suffered permanent injury due to drug overdose. Observed on the 31st of August every year, International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) seeks to create better understanding of overdose,
MADISON, Wis.—University of Wisconsin System nursing and pharmacy students will have another opportunity to receive a $500 tuition credit for providing COVID-19 vaccinations and booster shots, UW System President Tommy Thompson announced today. Funding from the state Department of Health Services makes this additional opportunity available for vaccines and boosters
Contact: alec@1848project.org [Concord, WI] – On Tuesday, 1848 Project released The Forward Agenda. This comprehensive policy plan identifies more than fifty policy items for the next generation of conservative leadership in Wisconsin to focus on and implement. 1848 Project President Rebecca Kleefisch released the following statement on the release of The Forward Agenda:
Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 31, 2021 – Quality early childhood care and education is essential for the long-term success of young people in our region and for today’s workforce to effectively function, but the sector is in crisis. Lack of access to quality, affordable services for children 0-3 has chronically plagued Milwaukee
STORY TOPICS – White house – Race relations – Coronavirus – State government – Local government – Census – Courts – Culture – Demographics – Education – Elections – Environment – Illinois – Law and order – Military – Non-profits – Small business – Transportation – Tribes – Utilities –
Madsion, Wis. – After more than 11 years as director of Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR), Mike Crane has announced his resignation. “It has been an honor and privilege to be director of WPR and to have worked with the station’s talented staff this past decade. The opportunity to fulfill the Wisconsin
A good number of school boards in Wisconsin have acted like responsible adults by requiring masks at a time when the delta variant is pushing infections to heartbreaking higher levels.
Waukesha School Board members have been hit with a barrage of hostile communications, including death threats, after distorted media headlines declared the district was ending a free school meal program, multiple sources say.
Government intervention is a blunt instrument for enforcement, one preferable to avoid. But too often, such interventions are brought on when we fail to act responsibly as citizens.
Wide open, lots of candidates, no obvious favorites and so much at stake.
There is no way to escape the enormity of the moment we are living in as the nation withdraws from Afghanistan after 20 years of war. The national angst was underscored with live coverage Sunday morning as 13 dead American soldiers returned in caskets to Dover Air Force Base.
An Indian American who grew up in Brookfield, Olikara says he hopes to attract liberal Democrats who supported Sen. Bernie Sanders, “politically homeless Republicans” and “disillusioned, disaffected independents.”
In the year since Blake was shot, state government has sat on its hands.
Every House Republican voted last week against the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.