WEST ALLIS, Wis. – Dr. William K. Lobb, orthodontist, professor and dean of the Marquette University School of Dentistry (MUSoD), is the recipient of the 2021 Wisconsin Dental Association Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his continuous work to make MUSoD
2022 State Park And Forest Admission Stickers And Trail Passes Go On Sale Nov. 26. / Photo credit: Travel Wisconsin This Friday, 2022 Wisconsin state park and forest admission passes go on sale, giving you access to more than 60 state
TO THE VICTIMS, FAMILY MEMBERS, AND THE WAUKESHA COMMUNITY The travesty which occurred during the Christmas Parade in Waukesha on Sunday, November 21, 2021, brings sincere grief to our Milwaukee Branch NAACP Executive Committee and Membership. We also lament for each
MADISON, Nov. 24, 2021—The state’s leading small-business association today is encouraging everyone in Wisconsin to reserve some of their holiday shopping time and money for Small Business Saturday, November 27. “Wisconsin’s small businesses are still under a tremendous amount of
Today, Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced that Dane County will convene listening sessions to give people an opportunity to discuss concerns about natural hazards and disasters. Dane County is in the process of updating its Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan
UW-Stout is celebrating National Giving Day with its third annual Stout Gives Back event on Tuesday, Nov. 30. Stout Gives Back is a 24-hour campaign for Blue Devils and others to unite and celebrate the university by giving back to an area
MADISON, Wis. – On June 11, 1999, the lives of two women were impacted forever. Their encounter was brief, but lifesaving and the two have not reconnected since that tragic day 22 years ago. That day, Robin Kerl, then
Milwaukee, Wis. – With many people shopping for gifts on a budget this holiday season, scammers are taking advantage of the demand for pricey gaming consoles by promoting fake deals for Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5 and other in-demand systems. Be sure
Milwaukee: Today, Citizen of Wisconsin released the following statement on the conviction of Ahmaud Arbery from Climate & Equity Director Rafael Smith: “It says a lot about where we are in Wisconsin that a state in the old Jim
STORY TOPICS – White house – Rittenhouse trial – Coronavirus – State government – Local government – Banking and investment – Courts – Education – Elections – Environment – Health care – Law and order – Manufacturing – Michigan
Prayers for healing and ‘an end to the violence that seems to be all around us.’
From the mass shooting at Miller brewing in Feb. 2020 to the pandemic to the unimaginable tragedy at the Waukesha Christmas Parade, this community has endured so much these last two years.
Under his direction, criminals like Darrell Brooks, Jr. have routinely been given shockingly low bail and sweetheart plea agreements or never prosecuted at all. The horror in Waukesha is just now drawing national attention to it, but the Milwaukee area has been living—and dying—for 15 years with the unmitigated disaster of John Chisholm’s making.
If you don’t like the result — and I don’t — then the answer is to change the law, not to throw out or defame our system of justice.
At a recent campaign event, Gov. Tony Evers took a premature victory lap on his 2018 campaign promise to “fix the damn roads.”
That means rolling back expanded aid.
Just 10 months after the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, right-wing Republicans are talking openly that the use of force is justifiable to oppose those who wouldn’t overturn the 2020 election.
Abandoning NR-151 recommendations a step backward for Wisconsin.
WEST ALLIS, Wis. – Dr. William K. Lobb, orthodontist, professor and dean of the Marquette University School of Dentistry (MUSoD), is the recipient of the 2021 Wisconsin Dental Association Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his continuous work to make MUSoD one of the leading dental schools in our country. Dr.
2022 State Park And Forest Admission Stickers And Trail Passes Go On Sale Nov. 26. / Photo credit: Travel Wisconsin This Friday, 2022 Wisconsin state park and forest admission passes go on sale, giving you access to more than 60 state parks, forests and recreation areas across Wisconsin. The 2022
TO THE VICTIMS, FAMILY MEMBERS, AND THE WAUKESHA COMMUNITY The travesty which occurred during the Christmas Parade in Waukesha on Sunday, November 21, 2021, brings sincere grief to our Milwaukee Branch NAACP Executive Committee and Membership. We also lament for each family member who lost a loved one and/or suffered injury.
MADISON, Nov. 24, 2021—The state’s leading small-business association today is encouraging everyone in Wisconsin to reserve some of their holiday shopping time and money for Small Business Saturday, November 27. “Wisconsin’s small businesses are still under a tremendous amount of pressure right now,” said Bill G. Smith, NFIB State Director in
Today, Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced that Dane County will convene listening sessions to give people an opportunity to discuss concerns about natural hazards and disasters. Dane County is in the process of updating its Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan and is inviting public involvement and input. Local governments, businesses,
UW-Stout is celebrating National Giving Day with its third annual Stout Gives Back event on Tuesday, Nov. 30. Stout Gives Back is a 24-hour campaign for Blue Devils and others to unite and celebrate the university by giving back to an area of campus that is meaningful to them, whether that’s supporting
MADISON, Wis. – On June 11, 1999, the lives of two women were impacted forever. Their encounter was brief, but lifesaving and the two have not reconnected since that tragic day 22 years ago. That day, Robin Kerl, then 24, had left the Walmart on Madison’s west side with
Milwaukee, Wis. – With many people shopping for gifts on a budget this holiday season, scammers are taking advantage of the demand for pricey gaming consoles by promoting fake deals for Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5 and other in-demand systems. Be sure to use caution when buying a console online. How the
Milwaukee: Today, Citizen of Wisconsin released the following statement on the conviction of Ahmaud Arbery from Climate & Equity Director Rafael Smith: “It says a lot about where we are in Wisconsin that a state in the old Jim Crow south is able to achieve justice five days after
STORY TOPICS – White house – Rittenhouse trial – Coronavirus – State government – Local government – Banking and investment – Courts – Education – Elections – Environment – Health care – Law and order – Manufacturing – Michigan – Non-profits – Public health and safety – Race relations
Prayers for healing and ‘an end to the violence that seems to be all around us.’
From the mass shooting at Miller brewing in Feb. 2020 to the pandemic to the unimaginable tragedy at the Waukesha Christmas Parade, this community has endured so much these last two years.
Under his direction, criminals like Darrell Brooks, Jr. have routinely been given shockingly low bail and sweetheart plea agreements or never prosecuted at all. The horror in Waukesha is just now drawing national attention to it, but the Milwaukee area has been living—and dying—for 15 years with the unmitigated disaster of John Chisholm’s making.
If you don’t like the result — and I don’t — then the answer is to change the law, not to throw out or defame our system of justice.
At a recent campaign event, Gov. Tony Evers took a premature victory lap on his 2018 campaign promise to “fix the damn roads.”
That means rolling back expanded aid.
Just 10 months after the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, right-wing Republicans are talking openly that the use of force is justifiable to oppose those who wouldn’t overturn the 2020 election.
Abandoning NR-151 recommendations a step backward for Wisconsin.