MADISON, Wis. — No matter where we live or what we look like, we can all agree that after a long two years of living through a global pandemic, economic hardships, and general uncertainty in the world, our local communities could
MADISON, Wis. — Under Governor Tony Evers’ common sense leadership, Wisconsin’s economy is booming with the lowest unemployment rate in state history, one of the highest labor force participation rates in the nation, a projected record-breaking budget surplus, thousands of new and expanded small businesses,
Today’s midday podcast covers the steady decline in cases and hospitalizations since our last health care update on the show. Hospitals are starting to gather themselves after fighting record breaking numbers, but some are still dealing with long term COVID-19
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin continues her efforts “to help American producers export their products to the international market” with sponsorship of bipartisan legislation. And, she fights to keep industrial jobs such as making new U.S. Postal Service vehicles in Wisconsin.
Folks, there is a huge dichotomy between the January 6 committee holding criminals accountable at the national level and Wisconsin’s lawbreakers getting a free pass. Once we unpack it all, we’ll realize that we gotta start pushing our Democratic Attorney
Unity without conformity.
If leftist state Rep. Lee Snodgrass offered a glimpse into the elitist thinking of the left, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Superintendent Jill Underly provided a panoramic view.
For months, education leaders and elected Democrats alike have been unable to keep their contempt for parents quiet, and every so often they shout the revulsion that they normally whisper.
His tenure with the university system offered a reminder that Thompson remains the master of navigating around partisan and ideological divisions to get things done.
Now that the Super Bowl is behind us and millions of dollars have passed through the hands of gamblers, some winning, many losing, a recent story in the New York Times should give us pause.
Johnson is the acknowledged front-runner in a field of seven on Tuesday’s primary ballot. Four are Black — Johnson, Milwaukee County Sheriff Earnell Lucas, Democratic state Sen. Lena Taylor and community activist Ieshuh Griffin. Three — Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, Taylor and Griffin — are women, in a city where no woman has ever held the mayor’s office. Only two — former Ald. Bob Donovan and events planner Michael Sampson — are white males.
Effective at 12:00am on March 1, 2022, Public Health Madison & Dane County will no longer require face coverings in public indoor spaces in light of steadily decreasing COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations. The seven-day average of cases peaked on January 12
MADISON, Wis. — No matter where we live or what we look like, we can all agree that after a long two years of living through a global pandemic, economic hardships, and general uncertainty in the world, our local communities could benefit from a little more love in the world. In
MADISON, Wis. — Under Governor Tony Evers’ common sense leadership, Wisconsin’s economy is booming with the lowest unemployment rate in state history, one of the highest labor force participation rates in the nation, a projected record-breaking budget surplus, thousands of new and expanded small businesses, and a 15% tax cut for families. Here’s just a few
Today’s midday podcast covers the steady decline in cases and hospitalizations since our last health care update on the show. Hospitals are starting to gather themselves after fighting record breaking numbers, but some are still dealing with long term COVID-19 symptoms. wispolitics · COVID-19 cases are trending down as hospitals
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin continues her efforts “to help American producers export their products to the international market” with sponsorship of bipartisan legislation. And, she fights to keep industrial jobs such as making new U.S. Postal Service vehicles in Wisconsin.
Folks, there is a huge dichotomy between the January 6 committee holding criminals accountable at the national level and Wisconsin’s lawbreakers getting a free pass. Once we unpack it all, we’ll realize that we gotta start pushing our Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul to find his spine, but first let’s unpack…
Unity without conformity.
If leftist state Rep. Lee Snodgrass offered a glimpse into the elitist thinking of the left, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Superintendent Jill Underly provided a panoramic view.
For months, education leaders and elected Democrats alike have been unable to keep their contempt for parents quiet, and every so often they shout the revulsion that they normally whisper.
His tenure with the university system offered a reminder that Thompson remains the master of navigating around partisan and ideological divisions to get things done.
Now that the Super Bowl is behind us and millions of dollars have passed through the hands of gamblers, some winning, many losing, a recent story in the New York Times should give us pause.
Johnson is the acknowledged front-runner in a field of seven on Tuesday’s primary ballot. Four are Black — Johnson, Milwaukee County Sheriff Earnell Lucas, Democratic state Sen. Lena Taylor and community activist Ieshuh Griffin. Three — Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, Taylor and Griffin — are women, in a city where no woman has ever held the mayor’s office. Only two — former Ald. Bob Donovan and events planner Michael Sampson — are white males.
Effective at 12:00am on March 1, 2022, Public Health Madison & Dane County will no longer require face coverings in public indoor spaces in light of steadily decreasing COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations. The seven-day average of cases peaked on January 12 when 1,491 people were diagnosed with COVID-19. The seven-day average