MADISON — They sang “Varsity” and cheered on the UW Marching Band. They learned about campus traditions — and how to get the most out of their University of Wisconsin–Madison experience. For thousands of freshmen and transfer students, New Student Convocation at the Kohl Center Tuesday served as their formal

Donald Trump tried to hide his support for Florida’s abortion ban by dumping the announcement on the Friday before Labor Day, but the Harris-Walz campaign is calling him out. This week, we are holding events and engaging voters in all of our key battleground states to make sure they know

MILWAUKEE — On Tuesday, September 3, during the Milwaukee Public Schools first day of school celebration, Milwaukee Board of School Directors President Marva Herndon announced that the district has hired a chief financial officer.   Aycha Sawa, who previously served as the comptroller for the City of Milwaukee, began working for

STEVENS POINT, Wisconsin – Multiple labor unions have endorsed Vinnie Miresse for Wisconsin’s 71st Assembly District.  Stevens Point Fire Fighters (IAFF Local 484), Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC), International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW Local 388), LiUNA! (Wisconsin Laborers’ District Council), United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America

MADISON – The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, the Wisconsin Towns Association, Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association and The Welch Group announce the formation of the Rural Policy Institute (RPI). The Rural Policy Institute is a nonprofit non- partisan coalition of agricultural and rural organizations dedicated to research and development of policies

MADISON, Wis. — Today, kids and teachers from across Wisconsin headed back to the classroom for their first day of school. While this is an exciting day for students and teachers, many are returning to public schools that Republicans have spent over a decade attacking and underfunding. As a result, only 39% of

MADISON — The Eric Hovde for Senate campaign released a video highlighting Sen. Baldwin’s massive potential conflict of interest with her partner, Maria Brisbane, who advises the uber wealthy in industries that Sen. Baldwin regulates. The voiceover reads, “Tammy Baldwin is a US Senator from Wisconsin. Her partner, Maria Brisbane, is a Wall Street financial

Yesterday, Governor Tim Walz spoke to more than 4,000 union workers and families at Milwaukee’s Laborfest, drawing a stark contrast between the Harris-Walz record of protecting workers’ rights and Donald Trump’s record as one of the most anti-worker, anti-union presidents in history. Governor Walz, a former union member himself, passed the

Madison, WI – Serve Wisconsin proudly announces that Wisconsin received $12.8 million in grant funding from AmeriCorps, the federal agency for national service and community volunteerism, to support 29 AmeriCorps programs and planning grants across the state. Included within those funds is $2,506,001 in AmeriCorps funding for four AmeriCorps programs

The Wisconsin State Patrol invites families, community members and anyone interested in a career in law enforcement to stop in and visit a local State Patrol facility at open house events happening throughout the state over the next two months. Visitors can meet troopers, inspectors and dispatchers who serve in

MADISON – Today, the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development announced its collaboration with Google Public Sector to continue to accelerate improvements to its Unemployment Insurance (UI) system. Together with Google Public Sector, DWD will transform its UI system to a modern, cloud-based platform. DWD’s existing, legacy system, based on 1970s era COBOL technology,

Care Force One to Travel to Wisconsin and Across 17+ States, Make Over 50 Stops, and Cover Nearly 12,000 Miles in Six Weeks Starting in September WISCONSIN — Protect Our Care announced its sixth nationwide Lower Costs, Better Care bus tour, which will kick off September 23. From New Hampshire