I-94 is a “Convention Corridor” next summer with rival political parties holding the DNC and RNC only 90 miles apart. The two convention cities are natural rivals, yet both have been tied together by the “I” into cooperative business and social interests.
The Republican National Committee expects 7,000-10,000 people at its first presidential debate being held at Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum this month as it does a practice run for the 2024 convention.
MADISON, Wis. — Today, the U.S. Department of Labor released the July jobs report, showing another strong month for job growth and unemployment. U.S. employers added 187,000 jobs in July, bringing the total number of jobs created under President Biden’s leadership
NEW GLARUS – Gov. Tony Evers today signed Assembly Bill 233, now 2023 Wisconsin Act 26, allowing members of school boards to serve as volunteer school bus drivers with the appropriate licensure. The governor was joined for the signing today by members of the
The head of the American Nuclear Society is congratulating Janesville-based SHINE Technologies for achieving a “milestone moment” in developing fusion technology. The company yesterday announced it has demonstrated visible Cherenkov radiation produced by fusion “for what is believed to be
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McDonald retires this month after 35 years at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as one of the nation’s foremost scholars on Imperial Russia before the 1917 Russian Revolution.
Herbster, Wis. (Aug. 4, 2023) – The Lake Superior South Shore is alive with art. Twelve artists will open up their studios to the public for the 15th annual Herbster Studio Art Tour on August 19 and 20. This is an opportunity
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds everyone to enjoy their recreational vehicles safely and sober at all times. So far this year, there have been nine boating fatalities, five of which happened in July. There have also
Green Bay, WI—August 4, 2023— From personal reflections and observations to memories of special times spent Down By The Shore, these 23 fiber art pieces from 17 regional artists showcase a wide, rich variety of subjects and personal interpretation of the
During a stop in Pleasant Prairie, Vice President Kamala Harris pitched the Biden administration’s $65 billion investment in high-speed internet as an effort to drive the creation of U.S. jobs and boost American manufacturing.
The unauthorized action taken by some of my colleagues firing director of state courts Randy Koschnick is flawed procedurally, legally and on its merits.
Purges of court personnel for unspecified reasons is no way to demonstrate the commitment to “fairness and impartiality” that newly inaugurated Justice Janet Protasiewicz has promised.
The liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court has gotten itself off to a disastrous start.
The latest indictments of former President Donald Trump are likely to backfire on liberals.
Calm, reasoned, determined, brilliant, and aware that the mission is not about him or his place in history, but rather the Constitutional foundations of this very nation.
Unfortunately, Congress appears too unhealthy to fix it.
Legislation enabling Milwaukee sales tax included restrictions that could be challenged.
A bill sponsored by Ozaukee County’s Sen. Duey Strobel and Reps. Robert Brooks and Scot Krug of Wood County would decentralize the current imperial solar energy programs that pick winners and losers and instead would democratize energy collection and distribution so that all have the freedom to capture, distribute and purchase solar energy if they so choose.
Easily accessible, illegally-imported, and kid-friendly vaping products are fueling an epidemic in our state. We need to get serious about cracking down on these products and we need more tools if we’re going to be successful.
I-94 is a “Convention Corridor” next summer with rival political parties holding the DNC and RNC only 90 miles apart. The two convention cities are natural rivals, yet both have been tied together by the “I” into cooperative business and social interests.
The Republican National Committee expects 7,000-10,000 people at its first presidential debate being held at Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum this month as it does a practice run for the 2024 convention.
MADISON, Wis. — Today, the U.S. Department of Labor released the July jobs report, showing another strong month for job growth and unemployment. U.S. employers added 187,000 jobs in July, bringing the total number of jobs created under President Biden’s leadership to over 13.4 million. “Today’s jobs report confirms once again
NEW GLARUS – Gov. Tony Evers today signed Assembly Bill 233, now 2023 Wisconsin Act 26, allowing members of school boards to serve as volunteer school bus drivers with the appropriate licensure. The governor was joined for the signing today by members of the New Glarus School Board, who have been critical advocates of passing the
The head of the American Nuclear Society is congratulating Janesville-based SHINE Technologies for achieving a “milestone moment” in developing fusion technology. The company yesterday announced it has demonstrated visible Cherenkov radiation produced by fusion “for what is believed to be the first time in history,” according to the release. This
STORY TOPICS – White house – Federal government – Local government – Consumer protection – Courts – Culture – Education – Energy – Health care – Law and order – Minnesota – Public health and safety – Regulation – Retail – Technology – Tourism – Transportation – Utilities – Workforce
McDonald retires this month after 35 years at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as one of the nation’s foremost scholars on Imperial Russia before the 1917 Russian Revolution.
Herbster, Wis. (Aug. 4, 2023) – The Lake Superior South Shore is alive with art. Twelve artists will open up their studios to the public for the 15th annual Herbster Studio Art Tour on August 19 and 20. This is an opportunity for visitors to view and experience the work of regional,
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds everyone to enjoy their recreational vehicles safely and sober at all times. So far this year, there have been nine boating fatalities, five of which happened in July. There have also been 17 fatal ATV/UTV crashes so far in 2023. DNR
Green Bay, WI—August 4, 2023— From personal reflections and observations to memories of special times spent Down By The Shore, these 23 fiber art pieces from 17 regional artists showcase a wide, rich variety of subjects and personal interpretation of the exhibit’s theme. Additionally, they feature an extensive array of quilting
During a stop in Pleasant Prairie, Vice President Kamala Harris pitched the Biden administration’s $65 billion investment in high-speed internet as an effort to drive the creation of U.S. jobs and boost American manufacturing.
The unauthorized action taken by some of my colleagues firing director of state courts Randy Koschnick is flawed procedurally, legally and on its merits.
Purges of court personnel for unspecified reasons is no way to demonstrate the commitment to “fairness and impartiality” that newly inaugurated Justice Janet Protasiewicz has promised.
The liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court has gotten itself off to a disastrous start.
The latest indictments of former President Donald Trump are likely to backfire on liberals.
Calm, reasoned, determined, brilliant, and aware that the mission is not about him or his place in history, but rather the Constitutional foundations of this very nation.
Unfortunately, Congress appears too unhealthy to fix it.
Legislation enabling Milwaukee sales tax included restrictions that could be challenged.
A bill sponsored by Ozaukee County’s Sen. Duey Strobel and Reps. Robert Brooks and Scot Krug of Wood County would decentralize the current imperial solar energy programs that pick winners and losers and instead would democratize energy collection and distribution so that all have the freedom to capture, distribute and purchase solar energy if they so choose.
Easily accessible, illegally-imported, and kid-friendly vaping products are fueling an epidemic in our state. We need to get serious about cracking down on these products and we need more tools if we’re going to be successful.