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Gov. Scott Walker spent nearly $1.6 million on TV ads over the first six months of 2018, according to his campaign finance report. He dropped another $279,195 on online ads. Walker's TV buys include one for $23,262 in late January with the bulk of it coming in late April. The liberal One Wisconsin Now, which tracks media buys, says Walker's TV buys...
Nicholson’s first TV ad declares ‘it’s now or never’ for America
Kevin Nicholson’s first TV ad of his Senate campaign declares “it’s now or never” for America. The spot features Nicholson talking directly to the camera...
Mark Pocan: Dem gubernatorial candidates must focus on Walker, not each other
To be successful, Democrats must focus on Gov. Walker’s failures and show Wisconsin voters their vision for the state, rather than attacking each other.
Christian Schneider: Democrats running for governor imagine a Wisconsin that doesn’t exist
When candidates challenge an incumbent, they only have one option: To convince voters to change course. In doing so, they often have to fabricate a new reality from which they then vow to save a state’s citizens.
Dave Zweifel: Loudmouth xenophobes should get their facts straight
Violence and bullying are often committed by those who are ignorant of what they're angry about.
Bruce Murphy Foxconn deal allows low-ball wages
Documents show state will allow 93 percent of workers to earn less than $15 hour.
Earth Rider Brewery expanding around Lake Superior
Earth Rider Brewery is making moves to expand its reach around the edges of Lake Superior and beyond. “We’re planning a phased approach to expansion...
UW-Madison report studies millennials who moved to rural communities
A report from UW-Madison highlights rural communities that have managed to keep their young adults, bucking the trend of millennials leaving for greener pastures. It...
Curate’s technology helps boost customers’ timing for business opportunities
Imagine the ability to predict where industry leaders will build their next headquarters. Well, Curate CEO and Co-founder Taralinda Willis did just that. After learning...
