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[Waukesha, WI] – Rebecca Kleefisch released the following statement honoring Wisconsin’s heroes and thanking them for their service on Veterans Day: “I’m always amazed when I meet the men and women who have served our country and state in our armed
MILWAUKEE – Earnell Lucas, Milwaukee County Sheriff and candidate for mayor of Milwaukee, today issued the following statement regarding Senator Johnson’s radical remarks regarding Wisconsin elections: “The core of our democracy rests in free and open elections. Wisconsin Senator Ron
OSHKOSH — On Thursday, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) released the following statement in commemoration of Veterans Day: “I am honored to say thank you to the finest among us: the men and women who have volunteered to serve this great
MADISON, Wis. – Winter in Wisconsin can be a time for fun outdoors, but the snow, ice and cold can also be dangerous for those who are not ready for them. To help prepare everyone for what to expect in
Meg Jones was Wisconsin’s storyteller. She took readers from water-soaked cranberry farms to dusty roads in Afghanistan, from the stables of the State Fair to the star-filled cosmos. Now, her legacy will continue with the Meg Jones Scholarship Fund. The
[Milwaukee, WI…] Brad Courtney, former Republican Party of Wisconsin (RPW) Chairman and Senior Advisor to Governor Scott Walker, today endorsed Fond du Lac District Attorney for attorney general. Courtney said Eric Toney can defeat Josh Kaul, and help Republicans win a
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today, together with Evers Administration cabinet members, recognized and celebrated Veterans Day with a video message honoring veterans and their families and reaffirming the state’s commitment to supporting Wisconsin’s nearly 343,000 veterans and their loved ones who
Former Justice Mike Gableman said he’s considering adding a fourth prong to his 2020 election review after watching the Racine County Sheriff Department announce results of its own investigation. During an Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee public hearing, Gableman said
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It is our right, of course, to protest the wars our leaders begin as long as we ensure that the men and women who serve in those wars don’t become collateral damage when they do finally return home.
STORY TOPICS – Rittenhouse trial – Coronavirus – State government – Local government – Census – Education – Elections – Energy – Environment – Law and order – Military – Non-profits – Public health and safety – Real estate
This Nov. 11, as we remember and thank the men and women who dedicate their lives to defending our country, let’s also commit to narrowing the justice gap that all too often can mean fighting altogether different battles on the home front.
Unlike the Republicans that are now outraged by what happened in one nursing home, the question of how to cast ballots for those on the edge is very personal to me.
McCarthy would be particularly proud of Michael Gableman, who, for the sheer audacity of his presentation to the Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee on Wednesday, wins the McCarthyism award.
Gov. Tony Evers’ so-called People’s Maps are so awful even his fellow Democrats have rejected them.
Unemployment rate fell faster in 22 states that eliminated supplemental benefits early.
Watching the behavior of Judge Bruce Schroeder, one of Wisconsin’s most experienced and feisty trial judges, all I could think was the apology we all owe to actor Jeffrey Tambor.
Residents and community members need to get involved and change the status quo.
[Waukesha, WI] – Rebecca Kleefisch released the following statement honoring Wisconsin’s heroes and thanking them for their service on Veterans Day: “I’m always amazed when I meet the men and women who have served our country and state in our armed forces. Their courage, character, and compassion for America is inspiring,
MILWAUKEE – Earnell Lucas, Milwaukee County Sheriff and candidate for mayor of Milwaukee, today issued the following statement regarding Senator Johnson’s radical remarks regarding Wisconsin elections: “The core of our democracy rests in free and open elections. Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson recently used his position to further promote conspiracy theories
OSHKOSH — On Thursday, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) released the following statement in commemoration of Veterans Day: “I am honored to say thank you to the finest among us: the men and women who have volunteered to serve this great nation as members of our armed services. Each answered the
MADISON, Wis. – Winter in Wisconsin can be a time for fun outdoors, but the snow, ice and cold can also be dangerous for those who are not ready for them. To help prepare everyone for what to expect in the months ahead, Gov. Tony Evers has declared Nov. 15-19
Meg Jones was Wisconsin’s storyteller. She took readers from water-soaked cranberry farms to dusty roads in Afghanistan, from the stables of the State Fair to the star-filled cosmos. Now, her legacy will continue with the Meg Jones Scholarship Fund. The Milwaukee Newspaper Guild, Milwaukee Press Club Endowment and Milwaukee Press
[Milwaukee, WI…] Brad Courtney, former Republican Party of Wisconsin (RPW) Chairman and Senior Advisor to Governor Scott Walker, today endorsed Fond du Lac District Attorney for attorney general. Courtney said Eric Toney can defeat Josh Kaul, and help Republicans win a critical statewide office. “Eric Toney is a tough prosecutor who’ll
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today, together with Evers Administration cabinet members, recognized and celebrated Veterans Day with a video message honoring veterans and their families and reaffirming the state’s commitment to supporting Wisconsin’s nearly 343,000 veterans and their loved ones who have sacrificed much in service to the state and country.
Former Justice Mike Gableman said he’s considering adding a fourth prong to his 2020 election review after watching the Racine County Sheriff Department announce results of its own investigation. During an Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee public hearing, Gableman said watching the event where then-Sgt. Mike Luell joined family members
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It is our right, of course, to protest the wars our leaders begin as long as we ensure that the men and women who serve in those wars don’t become collateral damage when they do finally return home.
STORY TOPICS – Rittenhouse trial – Coronavirus – State government – Local government – Census – Education – Elections – Energy – Environment – Law and order – Military – Non-profits – Public health and safety – Real estate – Regulation – Small business – Taxes – Tourism –
This Nov. 11, as we remember and thank the men and women who dedicate their lives to defending our country, let’s also commit to narrowing the justice gap that all too often can mean fighting altogether different battles on the home front.
Unlike the Republicans that are now outraged by what happened in one nursing home, the question of how to cast ballots for those on the edge is very personal to me.
McCarthy would be particularly proud of Michael Gableman, who, for the sheer audacity of his presentation to the Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee on Wednesday, wins the McCarthyism award.
Gov. Tony Evers’ so-called People’s Maps are so awful even his fellow Democrats have rejected them.
Unemployment rate fell faster in 22 states that eliminated supplemental benefits early.
Watching the behavior of Judge Bruce Schroeder, one of Wisconsin’s most experienced and feisty trial judges, all I could think was the apology we all owe to actor Jeffrey Tambor.
Residents and community members need to get involved and change the status quo.