Jerry Huffman: The girl in the picture

The sepia tone gives the photo a sense of history. Three young people, teenagers really, leaning against a World War II truck bumper. All three look happy. Happy because the war had ended less than 24 hours earlier and that

Rep. Quinn: Congratulates local schools on TEACH grant awards

Contact: Rep. Quinn (888) 534-0075 Madison – Representative Romaine Quinn (R-Barron) congratulated nine school districts in the 75th Assembly District that received TEACH Grants to improve their technology infrastructure. Rep. Quinn was the author of a budget amendment that significantly

Wendelberger resigns from Ethics Commission

Dem appointee Jeralyn Wendelberger resigned from the state Ethics Commission last week so she could go to work for a group that lobbies the state. State law prohibits members of the commission from working for a lobbying principal. Wendelberger’s resignation

Flynn sets up webpage defending his work for Milwaukee Archdiocese

Dem guv candidate Matt Flynn has created a new campaign webpage dedicated to “setting the record straight” on his past work defending the Milwaukee Archdiocese against priest abuse victims. The page comes as Flynn has drawn fire from three women’s

‘UpFront’: Priebus says Mueller probe should continue

Former White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus said Special Counsel Robert Mueller should be allowed to finish his investigation into the Trump campaign and possible ties to Russia. “I think the best thing to do is let Bob Mueller

‘Rewind’: Your week in review

On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on sports betting and its effect on Wisconsin; Gov. Scott Walker’s promotion of the $100-per-child rebate; and the results of this week’s special

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