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Democrats were willing to strand grandma at the airport and take the Thanksgiving turkey off the table. Showing partisan fight was more important than good governance.
It’s time we give equal treatment as we do to the other disability groups. If it is good for some with disabilities, it should be good for all.
The numbers tell a sobering story that demands our immediate attention and action.
There’s little transparency on these deals. No one knows what the impact on Wisconsin will be.
Supporters of AI use in courts hope that it will save the state money. Unfortunately, the technology isn’t up to the task.
The current regime wants nothing to do with any pause on AI’s breakneck development. For ruling Republicans, it’s full steam ahead, no guardrails. Scientific consensus and public buy-in be damned. Opposition Democrats are the proverbial deer in the headlights.
The Dane County Board’s 2026 budget amendments meet the moment.
A panel discussion around AI highlighted differing views on the technology’s potential for workforce disruption in Wisconsin, with some in state government more optimistic than others. Yesterday’s WisBusiness-WisPolitics-State Affairs luncheon event was held in UW-Milwaukee’s Connected Systems Institute, which helps
In this week’s DC Wrap: Wisconsin Dems blast a funding deal to end a record-long government shutdown.
Democrats were willing to strand grandma at the airport and take the Thanksgiving turkey off the table. Showing partisan fight was more important than good governance.
It’s time we give equal treatment as we do to the other disability groups. If it is good for some with disabilities, it should be good for all.
The numbers tell a sobering story that demands our immediate attention and action.
There’s little transparency on these deals. No one knows what the impact on Wisconsin will be.
Supporters of AI use in courts hope that it will save the state money. Unfortunately, the technology isn’t up to the task.
The current regime wants nothing to do with any pause on AI’s breakneck development. For ruling Republicans, it’s full steam ahead, no guardrails. Scientific consensus and public buy-in be damned. Opposition Democrats are the proverbial deer in the headlights.
The Dane County Board’s 2026 budget amendments meet the moment.
A panel discussion around AI highlighted differing views on the technology’s potential for workforce disruption in Wisconsin, with some in state government more optimistic than others. Yesterday’s WisBusiness-WisPolitics-State Affairs luncheon event was held in UW-Milwaukee’s Connected Systems Institute, which helps advance industrial technology applications with Microsoft’s help for manufacturers in
In this week’s DC Wrap: Wisconsin Dems blast a funding deal to end a record-long government shutdown.