MADISON, WI – Senator Janet Bewley issued the following statement regarding the recent announcement from Representative Gordon Hintz. “Representative Gordon Hintz has been a tireless and effective public servant during his years in the Legislature. His Assembly colleagues recognized this,
Americans are skeptical about our political system, and I can’t blame them. Having been elected to the Wisconsin State Senate eight years after leaving the Assembly in 2010, I personally see how politics have changed. Americans recognize this dysfunction and
MADISON, Wis. – Representative Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) announced today that he will be stepping down from his position as Assembly Minority Leader. Representative Sondy Pope (D-Mt. Horeb) released the following statement in response: “Upon his election as Minority Leader four
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources today announced the 2022 Public Access Lands Atlas is now available for sale. From state natural areas to state trails, lakeshores to rivers, Wisconsin has a wealth of public lands for everyone
Wisconsin’s sixth peer-run respite funded by the Department of Health Services (DHS)—the La Crosse Lighthouse—is now open. It offers a place where people with mental health and substance use challenges can stay in times of increased stress or symptoms and
MADISON — Lydia Nyachieo’s interest in global affairs expanded in bits and pieces growing up. At UW–Madison, it became her academic passion. “I’m especially interested in — and puzzled by — the incomprehensible imbalances of wealth and power,” says Nyachieo,
MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) Secretary Randy Romanski has appointed Fratney L. Miller as DATCP’s new General Counsel. “Attorney Miller’s blend of experience in both legal and public policy development will be an
While Johnson peddles mouthwash to “kill the coronavirus,” Baldwin takes her governmental obligations and responsibilities seriously.
Nationally and locally, the slate of elected officials announcing that they are not planning to seek re-election is setting off alarms.
Madison has produced its fair share of Republicans over the years, politicians like former Vice President Dick Cheney and his wife, Lynne, former California Gov. S.I. Hayakawa, the late Wisconsin U.S. Rep. Bill Steiger and, of course, the school’s current president, Tommy Thompson, four times elected governor of his state.
Even if president is a weak fool, the American people are not.
Columnist Bob Chernow offers ideas for dealing with the worker shortage.
Even soft-on-crime Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne knows you don’t recommend $1,000 bail for suspects charged with running over people.
MADISON, Wis. — Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler and Vice Chairs Felesia Martin and Lee Snodgrass published an op-ed in the Cap Times today, outlining how Democrats are delivering for Wisconsin workers after years of GOP failures. While
(Green Bay, Wis.) It’s going to be a big week at Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB) with three new, nonstop flights taking off for warm weather destinations. On Thursday, December 16, Sun Country Airlines will begin its nonstop
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that the winter issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine is now available in print and online. A fresh look and exciting new features await readers in the latest issue of the DNR’s
Milwaukee, WI – The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation announced today that it awarded over $12 million in 2021 to organizations throughout Wisconsin, the majority of which went to those based in the Milwaukee area. This year’s giving builds on the Foundation’s legacy
Menomonie, Wis. — Fall commencement will be held for 560 graduates on Saturday, Dec. 18, at University of Wisconsin-Stout. A total of 454 undergraduate and 106 Graduate School students will receive degrees. Three ceremonies will be held in Johnson Fieldhouse:
MADISON, WI – Senator Janet Bewley issued the following statement regarding the recent announcement from Representative Gordon Hintz. “Representative Gordon Hintz has been a tireless and effective public servant during his years in the Legislature. His Assembly colleagues recognized this, and in 2017, elected him to serve as Minority Leader.
Americans are skeptical about our political system, and I can’t blame them. Having been elected to the Wisconsin State Senate eight years after leaving the Assembly in 2010, I personally see how politics have changed. Americans recognize this dysfunction and they’ve grown frustrated from it. I hear this frustration when
MADISON, Wis. – Representative Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) announced today that he will be stepping down from his position as Assembly Minority Leader. Representative Sondy Pope (D-Mt. Horeb) released the following statement in response: “Upon his election as Minority Leader four years ago, Rep. Hintz immediately injected new energy into the
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources today announced the 2022 Public Access Lands Atlas is now available for sale. From state natural areas to state trails, lakeshores to rivers, Wisconsin has a wealth of public lands for everyone to enjoy. Updated every two years, the Public Access Lands
Wisconsin’s sixth peer-run respite funded by the Department of Health Services (DHS)—the La Crosse Lighthouse—is now open. It offers a place where people with mental health and substance use challenges can stay in times of increased stress or symptoms and receive support from people who have themselves been mental health
MADISON — Lydia Nyachieo’s interest in global affairs expanded in bits and pieces growing up. At UW–Madison, it became her academic passion. “I’m especially interested in — and puzzled by — the incomprehensible imbalances of wealth and power,” says Nyachieo, a senior majoring in international studies and philosophy, with certificates
MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) Secretary Randy Romanski has appointed Fratney L. Miller as DATCP’s new General Counsel. “Attorney Miller’s blend of experience in both legal and public policy development will be an asset to the DATCP team,” said Romanski. “She has a
While Johnson peddles mouthwash to “kill the coronavirus,” Baldwin takes her governmental obligations and responsibilities seriously.
Nationally and locally, the slate of elected officials announcing that they are not planning to seek re-election is setting off alarms.
Madison has produced its fair share of Republicans over the years, politicians like former Vice President Dick Cheney and his wife, Lynne, former California Gov. S.I. Hayakawa, the late Wisconsin U.S. Rep. Bill Steiger and, of course, the school’s current president, Tommy Thompson, four times elected governor of his state.
Even if president is a weak fool, the American people are not.
Columnist Bob Chernow offers ideas for dealing with the worker shortage.
Even soft-on-crime Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne knows you don’t recommend $1,000 bail for suspects charged with running over people.
MADISON, Wis. — Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler and Vice Chairs Felesia Martin and Lee Snodgrass published an op-ed in the Cap Times today, outlining how Democrats are delivering for Wisconsin workers after years of GOP failures. While the Wisconsin GOP has spewed debunked conspiracy theories and wasted
(Green Bay, Wis.) It’s going to be a big week at Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB) with three new, nonstop flights taking off for warm weather destinations. On Thursday, December 16, Sun Country Airlines will begin its nonstop service to Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers,
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that the winter issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine is now available in print and online. A fresh look and exciting new features await readers in the latest issue of the DNR’s quarterly magazine, starting with a cover story on how to
Milwaukee, WI – The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation announced today that it awarded over $12 million in 2021 to organizations throughout Wisconsin, the majority of which went to those based in the Milwaukee area. This year’s giving builds on the Foundation’s legacy of strengthening the institutions of civil society, such as families,
Menomonie, Wis. — Fall commencement will be held for 560 graduates on Saturday, Dec. 18, at University of Wisconsin-Stout. A total of 454 undergraduate and 106 Graduate School students will receive degrees. Three ceremonies will be held in Johnson Fieldhouse: 10 a.m., College of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Management