PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WI. – Colorado Congressman Jason Crow is visiting Wisconsin’s 3rd District to support Commie Cooke, a clear reminder of the extreme policies Cooke is bringing to our state. CROW’S RADICAL RECORD “Commie twins Cooke and Crow are radical extremists who want to turn Wisconsin into a playground

MADISON, Wis. — In a new interview with Newsmax, GOP frontrunner for governor Tom Tiffany said in response to yesterday’s disastrous DOJ hearing, “I thought Attorney General [Pam] Bondi really hit the nail on the head.” Tiffany absurdly framed the Epstein files as a Democratic distraction from the economy—the same economy that is

Deadline To Submit Is April 1 Celebrate Wisconsin’s natural resources and showcase your art with the Great Waters Photo Contest and Writing Project. / Photo Credit: “Lightning At Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Light” by Kevin MyersMADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is accepting entries for the 18th

Wisconsin mental health provider fires three caregivers days after they informed management in person that they and their coworkers were forming a union  Ingrid Walker-Henry, President of the Milwaukee Teachers’ Education Association (MTEA), representing more than 5,600 public education workers in the Milwaukee Public Schools, and Pam Fendt, President of

GERMANTOWN — The Grant Scaife for Judge campaign today announced that two local law enforcement organizations — the Hartford Police Association Local 464 and the Jackson Professional Police Association — have formally endorsed Assistant District Attorney Grant Scaife in his campaign for Washington County Circuit Court Judge. Leaders from both organizations

MADISON, Wis.—Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman today announced three finalists for the position of chancellor at the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point, which enrolls more than 8,500 students across three campus locations and offers more than 130 program options. A Special Regent Committee selected the finalists from a list of

Brookfield, WI — Wes Sylla, an attorney and local school board member, today announced his candidacy for the open 13th Assembly District seat in the Wisconsin State Assembly. The seat became open after State Representative Robyn Vining announced last summer that she would run for the 5th State Senate District,

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) issued the following statement after his bill, the Law-Enforcement Innovate to De-Escalate Act, passed the House of Representatives 233-185. “Less-than-lethal weapons give law enforcement critical options to de-escalate dangerous situations safely and protect lives,” said Congressman Scott Fitzgerald. “The Law-Enforcement Innovate to De-Escalate Act ensures outdated federal

MADISON – With one week until the Assembly finishes the 2025-26 legislative session, Republican legislators haven’t scheduled a vote on AB 635 & SB 628, the bipartisan Water Pollution Notification Act. For the one third of Wisconsinites who rely on private wells for their drinking water, this legislation is an

(WAUKESHA, WI) – Tuesday, February 17th, 2026, Waukesha County will provide information about the proposed rehabilitation of the County I bridge over the Mukwonago River in the Town of Mukwonago during a public information meeting. The goal is to familiarize the public with the purpose and need for the project and to obtain

An evening of grooves and good times on Feb. 26 MADISON, WIS– Shake off the winter chill and warm up at the free Escape the Winter alumni event at Olbrich Botanical Gardens on Feb. 26. Step into the lush, tropical Bolz Conservatory and reconnect with fellow Madison College alumni while

The Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental Health (OCMH) is detailing the power that Native culture has in protecting youth mental health. In the Culture is Prevention Data Bite, OCMH shares research showing that Native culture has a strong preventive effect on mental health. That is, Native children with a positive connection to

Major Wisconsin mental health provider, Rogers Behavioral Health,  retaliates against three West Allis caregivers who informed management that they and their co-workers were forming union  National Union of Healthcare Workers files charges with the National Labor Relations Board, calls for the dismissed workers to be reinstated “Rogers is the poster

Paige Veserat, a professional meteorologist with the National Weather Service, is the featured speaker for the Feb. 19 Thursdays at the U presentation at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire – Barron County. Veserat will present “Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network: CoCoRaHS” from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the Blue Hills Lecture Hall

For years, the idea of walking into a bank felt out of reach for April Stone, Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and owner of Stone House Weavers. I grew up believing that having access to money just wasn’t possible,” she says. “Because of my background and my lack

On behalf of Wisconsin law enforcement, financial institutions, consumer protection groups and citizens, we urge you to vote yes on AB 968/SB 975 to make it harder for criminals to exploit crypto kiosks to steal from Wisconsinites. This bill ensures crypto kiosks enact proven consumer protection and fraud prevention measures.

3 Questions The Legislature Needs DPI to Immediately Answer Delafield, Wis. – The Institute for Reforming Government is raising new questions surrounding the Department of Public Instruction’s actions to hold its Wisconsin Forward Exam standard-setting workshop in private, at a waterpark resort, while banning participants from disclosing the committee’s discussions.

Hey there, folks! Governor Tony Evers here. Between President Trump’s chaotic trade wars and tariff taxes and cuts to critical basic needs programs like healthcare and food assistance, folks and families across our state are struggling. And because Republicans in Congress have failed to extend tax credits under the Affordable Care