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Republicans seek three amendments. Voters have rejected only one in past 30 years.
2014 flyers that triggered a state Justice Department probe were an exercise in deliberate deception.
We have seen one company after another in the region report increased business to supply data center projects. The supply chain to build these huge facilities is widespread, rippling throughout the economy.
Not only is Steil an outspoken and consistent advocate for policies that have undermined U.S. manufacturing, he’s also militantly opposed to the interests of unions and their members.
“The EPA should be protecting us from pollution, not clearing the way for it.” That quote from Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul capsulized the reason to join a coalition of 25 states, cities and counties in a lawsuit against the Trump Administration Environmental Protection Administration.
For decades, I wrestled with the question, Why did I get into his car? The answer, I understand now, is simple. I was 14 and he told me to.
Hegseth says diversity isn’t America’s strength. Generations of Black military families, including my own, show why diversity and unity have never been opposites.
If we do not actively cultivate trust, transparency, and even‑handed governance, we will default to the dominant mood around us, whatever it is. And right now, that mood — nationally and, sadly, locally — is increasingly anxious, suspicious, and quick to divide.
TOP STORIES Crowley says Black infant health is a priority; Tiffany silent… [WI] regularly ranks among the worst states in the nation for its Black infant mortality rate. A majority of those deaths typically are concentrated in Crowley’s county, in
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Rick Crosson, Democratic candidate for Congress in Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District, today responded to Rep. Tony Wied’s press conference in Green Bay promoting what Wied calls the “Safe Cities Act,” legislation that
Mail-in absentee voting is down nearly 18% across Wisconsin compared to four years ago, with more pronounced declines in heavily Dem Milwaukee and Madison, according to a check of new numbers released by the Elections Commission.
Republicans seek three amendments. Voters have rejected only one in past 30 years.
2014 flyers that triggered a state Justice Department probe were an exercise in deliberate deception.
We have seen one company after another in the region report increased business to supply data center projects. The supply chain to build these huge facilities is widespread, rippling throughout the economy.
Not only is Steil an outspoken and consistent advocate for policies that have undermined U.S. manufacturing, he’s also militantly opposed to the interests of unions and their members.
“The EPA should be protecting us from pollution, not clearing the way for it.” That quote from Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul capsulized the reason to join a coalition of 25 states, cities and counties in a lawsuit against the Trump Administration Environmental Protection Administration.
For decades, I wrestled with the question, Why did I get into his car? The answer, I understand now, is simple. I was 14 and he told me to.
Hegseth says diversity isn’t America’s strength. Generations of Black military families, including my own, show why diversity and unity have never been opposites.
If we do not actively cultivate trust, transparency, and even‑handed governance, we will default to the dominant mood around us, whatever it is. And right now, that mood — nationally and, sadly, locally — is increasingly anxious, suspicious, and quick to divide.
TOP STORIES Crowley says Black infant health is a priority; Tiffany silent… [WI] regularly ranks among the worst states in the nation for its Black infant mortality rate. A majority of those deaths typically are concentrated in Crowley’s county, in central Milwaukee ZIP codes. … [Crowley wrote,] “Black infant mortality
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Rick Crosson, Democratic candidate for Congress in Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District, today responded to Rep. Tony Wied’s press conference in Green Bay promoting what Wied calls the “Safe Cities Act,” legislation that would authorize the Department of Justice to strip federal funding
Mail-in absentee voting is down nearly 18% across Wisconsin compared to four years ago, with more pronounced declines in heavily Dem Milwaukee and Madison, according to a check of new numbers released by the Elections Commission.