MILWAUKEE, WI — The Chief Deputy of the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office, Dr. Denita Ball, announced today that she will be running as a Democrat to be Milwaukee County’s next Sheriff. Dr. Ball has dedicated her life to advancing public service
MADISON, Wis. — Today is the fourth anniversary of Scott Walker signing his and GOP candidate Rebecca Kleefisch’s disastrous deal with tech giant Foxconn. Earlier this year, Governor Evers cleaned up the mess left by the Walker-Kleefisch administration, announcing a renegotiated deal with
Today, former Army captain and CIA officer Deb McGrath announced that her campaign has raised over $100,000 within the first 24 hours since launching her candidacy for Congress in Wisconsin’s Third District. Deb’s strong fundraising numbers are a clear indication
Rep. Scott Allen (R-Waukesha) invites you to honor Veterans from the 97th Assembly District and across Waukesha by hearing their stories. Veterans Day Open Mic Night will be held at Genesse Town Hall S43W31391 WI-83, Genesee Depot, WI 53127 on November 11th from 5
Contacts: Megan Severson, State Director, Wisconsin Environment, 608-385-9946, megan@wisconsinenvironment.org Josh Chetwynd, Deputy Director, Media Relations, 303-573-5558, jchetwynd@publicinterestnetwork.org As international leaders set global climate goals at COP26, toolkit offers solutions for Wisconsin cities and counties to act on back home MADISON
Green Bay, Wis. — On Nov. 10, 2021, UW-Green Bay’s Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) officially launches its 60th semester with the release of an online catalog of courses on their website. The Spring 2022 catalog features 198 courses on wide-ranging topics
RICHLAND CENTER — Gov. Tony Evers today awarded $15 million in grants for Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) throughout the state. Today’s investment is a part of the governor’s more than $140 million American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) fund investment in Wisconsin’s tourism
Three-time Nobel nominee Kathy Kelly comes to town on Veterans Day to talk about how to achieve peace.
The head of global markets for Sartori Cheese sees great potential for expanding product exports, despite certain trade barriers and distribution issues. “Cheese demand is there and it’s growing, and continues to be growing significantly,” said Sam Allison, global markets
The LAB’s erroneous analysis and consistent failure to include the complete story was a disservice to both election officials and the Legislature. The flawed report also predictably encouraged overreaction from legislators intent on continuing to sow unfounded doubt about the integrity of Wisconsin elections.
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We have the once-in-a-decade opportunity to get fairness back to government by fixing our rigged political maps here in Wisconsin.
Sachin Chheda, director at the Fair Elections Project, helps break down the redistricting process in Wisconsin, which is all nearing a vote in the Wisconsin State Legislature.
If last week’s elections in both Virginia and New Jersey provided a scare to the Democratic Party, then certainly the results of the latest Marquette University Law School Poll in Wisconsin—quite possibly the nation’s most important swing state—should be downright terrifying.
Wisconsin’s embarrassingly weak drunk driving laws are just a reflection of a broader problem.
While the incumbents on the Mequon-Thiensville School Board escaped being ousted in last week’s recall election, the grassroots campaign exposed why so many in the district have lost faith in the establishment.
What I have trouble forgetting is how that day underscored just how Trump and so many of his supporters have come to use the American flag as a prop for their false claims of patriotism.
Onerous rules in dire need of an update have created an unequal playing field that continues to hamper Central America’s ability to utilize the full benefits of duty-free trade.
Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe jousted with GOP lawmakers as she urged corrections to a critical LAB report on the 2020 election. Rep. Mark Born, R-Beaver Dam, said he was taken aback by what he called Wolfe’s attack on the
MILWAUKEE, WI — The Chief Deputy of the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office, Dr. Denita Ball, announced today that she will be running as a Democrat to be Milwaukee County’s next Sheriff. Dr. Ball has dedicated her life to advancing public service in law enforcement and through higher education, with over 35
MADISON, Wis. — Today is the fourth anniversary of Scott Walker signing his and GOP candidate Rebecca Kleefisch’s disastrous deal with tech giant Foxconn. Earlier this year, Governor Evers cleaned up the mess left by the Walker-Kleefisch administration, announcing a renegotiated deal with the company, saving $2.77 billion in taxpayer dollars, and undoing some
Today, former Army captain and CIA officer Deb McGrath announced that her campaign has raised over $100,000 within the first 24 hours since launching her candidacy for Congress in Wisconsin’s Third District. Deb’s strong fundraising numbers are a clear indication that Western Wisconsin voters are fired up to send an
Rep. Scott Allen (R-Waukesha) invites you to honor Veterans from the 97th Assembly District and across Waukesha by hearing their stories. Veterans Day Open Mic Night will be held at Genesse Town Hall S43W31391 WI-83, Genesee Depot, WI 53127 on November 11th from 5 PM – 7 PM. All veterans are welcome to speak
Contacts: Megan Severson, State Director, Wisconsin Environment, 608-385-9946, megan@wisconsinenvironment.org Josh Chetwynd, Deputy Director, Media Relations, 303-573-5558, jchetwynd@publicinterestnetwork.org As international leaders set global climate goals at COP26, toolkit offers solutions for Wisconsin cities and counties to act on back home MADISON — As leaders from across the globe meet at the
Green Bay, Wis. — On Nov. 10, 2021, UW-Green Bay’s Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) officially launches its 60th semester with the release of an online catalog of courses on their website. The Spring 2022 catalog features 198 courses on wide-ranging topics taught by retired faculty and other experts and enthusiasts.
RICHLAND CENTER — Gov. Tony Evers today awarded $15 million in grants for Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) throughout the state. Today’s investment is a part of the governor’s more than $140 million American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) fund investment in Wisconsin’s tourism and entertainment industries. “Wisconsin’s tourism industry was one of the
Three-time Nobel nominee Kathy Kelly comes to town on Veterans Day to talk about how to achieve peace.
The head of global markets for Sartori Cheese sees great potential for expanding product exports, despite certain trade barriers and distribution issues. “Cheese demand is there and it’s growing, and continues to be growing significantly,” said Sam Allison, global markets manager for the Plymouth-based cheese producer. He spoke yesterday during
The LAB’s erroneous analysis and consistent failure to include the complete story was a disservice to both election officials and the Legislature. The flawed report also predictably encouraged overreaction from legislators intent on continuing to sow unfounded doubt about the integrity of Wisconsin elections.
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We have the once-in-a-decade opportunity to get fairness back to government by fixing our rigged political maps here in Wisconsin.
Sachin Chheda, director at the Fair Elections Project, helps break down the redistricting process in Wisconsin, which is all nearing a vote in the Wisconsin State Legislature.
If last week’s elections in both Virginia and New Jersey provided a scare to the Democratic Party, then certainly the results of the latest Marquette University Law School Poll in Wisconsin—quite possibly the nation’s most important swing state—should be downright terrifying.
Wisconsin’s embarrassingly weak drunk driving laws are just a reflection of a broader problem.
While the incumbents on the Mequon-Thiensville School Board escaped being ousted in last week’s recall election, the grassroots campaign exposed why so many in the district have lost faith in the establishment.
What I have trouble forgetting is how that day underscored just how Trump and so many of his supporters have come to use the American flag as a prop for their false claims of patriotism.
Onerous rules in dire need of an update have created an unequal playing field that continues to hamper Central America’s ability to utilize the full benefits of duty-free trade.
Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe jousted with GOP lawmakers as she urged corrections to a critical LAB report on the 2020 election. Rep. Mark Born, R-Beaver Dam, said he was taken aback by what he called Wolfe’s attack on the Legislative Audit Bureau since the report was released last month,