MADISON – Today, eight people were shot at Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa. The Wauwatosa Police Department confirmed there were eight people injured – seven adults and one teenager – and there have been no fatalities. Law enforcement is still seeking
Sawyer County, a Wisconsin bellwether since 1964, got the presidential election wrong this year.
Contact: Lt. Martin R. Stone, DNR Off-Highway Vehicle Administrator martin.stone@wisconsin.gov or 608-778-2035 Lt. Jon King, DNR Hunter Education Administrator jon.king@wisconsin.gov or 608-575-2294 DNR Reminds Hunters To Ride Safely When Using ATVs/UTVs The DNR reminds hunters to ride safely when using ATVs and UTVs
Administration invests $131 million to strengthen healthcare system in Wisconsin MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today provided an updated accounting of federal funds invested in public health, emergency response efforts, and economic stabilization in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Evers Administration also recently announced $131 million in targeted allocations for efforts aimed
CONTACT: Az Ibrahim, 616-227-1940, azlan@committeetoprotect.org https://committeetoprotect.org/ View the press call here. NOTE: The physicians below are speaking in their capacity as members of the Committee to Protect Medicare. They should be identified only as indicated in this news release. MADISON, Wis.
Actions by National Conservative Organization Follow Rigorous, Multi-State Investigations Since 2019, Trump Campaign Joins Filings Amherst, VA – A national conservative legal organization, the Amistad Project of the Thomas More Society, today announced that it will file federal and state lawsuits
Madison, Wis. — Today, CJ Szafir, President of the Institute for Reforming Government, issued this statement in regards to the Evers’ administration’s revenue estimates: “Today’s revenue estimates call into question why Governor Evers’ agencies would request billions of dollars in new spending during tough economic
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, break down the urban-rural split in the 2020 election and its impact on Wisconsin’s future political landscape.
In the latest episode of “Meeting in Middle America,” host Steven Olikara interviews award-winning screenwriter John Ridley, who won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for “12 Years a Slave” in 2014. Ridley is also the owner of No
With President-elect Joe Biden developing his transition team, Talking Trade’s UW-Madison Prof. Ian Coxhead, and M. E. Dey & Co. President Sandi Siegel consider how Biden’s international trade policy might not follow his predecessor’s approach. … Please log in to
In a flurry of interviews about his new book, Barack Obama can’t seem to stop talking about how our news and information ecosystem is the biggest cause of the poisonous divide in American politics and culture.
Of all the Republican grifters who attached themselves to the Democratic bid to upend Donald Trump’s presidency, few accomplished less than former Ohio Gov. John Kasich.
Republicans are right when they say the core of COVID-19 response measures, from testing and tracking of the disease to protecting the state’s most vulnerable populations and its health workers, rests on this administration’s shoulders — for better or worse.
MADISON – Today, eight people were shot at Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa. The Wauwatosa Police Department confirmed there were eight people injured – seven adults and one teenager – and there have been no fatalities. Law enforcement is still seeking the suspect at this time. State Representative Robyn Vining (D-Wauwatosa)
Sawyer County, a Wisconsin bellwether since 1964, got the presidential election wrong this year.
Contact: Lt. Martin R. Stone, DNR Off-Highway Vehicle Administrator martin.stone@wisconsin.gov or 608-778-2035 Lt. Jon King, DNR Hunter Education Administrator jon.king@wisconsin.gov or 608-575-2294 DNR Reminds Hunters To Ride Safely When Using ATVs/UTVs The DNR reminds hunters to ride safely when using ATVs and UTVs during their hunt this year. / Photo Credit: iStock/Kyryl Gorlov
Administration invests $131 million to strengthen healthcare system in Wisconsin MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today provided an updated accounting of federal funds invested in public health, emergency response efforts, and economic stabilization in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Evers Administration also recently announced $131 million in targeted allocations for efforts aimed at addressing healthcare worker shortages and helping create capacity in Wisconsin
CONTACT: Az Ibrahim, 616-227-1940, azlan@committeetoprotect.org https://committeetoprotect.org/ View the press call here. NOTE: The physicians below are speaking in their capacity as members of the Committee to Protect Medicare. They should be identified only as indicated in this news release. MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin physicians today expressed alarm that U.S. Sen. Ron
Actions by National Conservative Organization Follow Rigorous, Multi-State Investigations Since 2019, Trump Campaign Joins Filings Amherst, VA – A national conservative legal organization, the Amistad Project of the Thomas More Society, today announced that it will file federal and state lawsuits challenging the presidential election results in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada,
Madison, Wis. — Today, CJ Szafir, President of the Institute for Reforming Government, issued this statement in regards to the Evers’ administration’s revenue estimates: “Today’s revenue estimates call into question why Governor Evers’ agencies would request billions of dollars in new spending during tough economic times. With the state budget debate a few months away,
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, break down the urban-rural split in the 2020 election and its impact on Wisconsin’s future political landscape.
In the latest episode of “Meeting in Middle America,” host Steven Olikara interviews award-winning screenwriter John Ridley, who won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for “12 Years a Slave” in 2014. Ridley is also the owner of No Studios, a collaborative workspace and artistic community based in Milwaukee,
With President-elect Joe Biden developing his transition team, Talking Trade’s UW-Madison Prof. Ian Coxhead, and M. E. Dey & Co. President Sandi Siegel consider how Biden’s international trade policy might not follow his predecessor’s approach. … Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, click
In a flurry of interviews about his new book, Barack Obama can’t seem to stop talking about how our news and information ecosystem is the biggest cause of the poisonous divide in American politics and culture.
Of all the Republican grifters who attached themselves to the Democratic bid to upend Donald Trump’s presidency, few accomplished less than former Ohio Gov. John Kasich.
Republicans are right when they say the core of COVID-19 response measures, from testing and tracking of the disease to protecting the state’s most vulnerable populations and its health workers, rests on this administration’s shoulders — for better or worse.