Gov. Evers: Gov. Evers, Wisconsin Department of Tourism, Packers Celebrate Return of Badgers Hockey to Lambeau Field for Travel Wisconsin Frozen Tundra Faceoff
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department of Tourism and the Green Bay Packers, celebrated the announcement of the historic return of Badgers hockey to Lambeau Field through the Department’s sponsorship of the Travel Wisconsin Frozen Tundra Faceoff in February. Earlier today, the University
Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: Nomination Period Open for Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is accepting nominations for three seats on the Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board through October 31, 2026. DATCP will mail nomination forms to eligible corn growers. Growers must
Dept. of Administration: Governor Evers Declares September Coastal Awareness Month
Madison, Wis. – Governor Tony Evers has proclaimed September as Coastal Awareness Month in Wisconsin in recognition of the important impact that the Great Lakes have on the state. Lake Michigan and Lake Superior are integral to Wisconsin’s economy, recreation, tourism, cultural history,
Rep. Shannon Zimmerman: Zimmerman Votes to Approve $4 Million for Law Enforcement Data-Sharing
MADISON, Wis. – Yesterday, Rep. Shannon Zimmerman, a member of the Joint Committee on Finance, voted to approve $4,000,000 in one-time funding to the Department of Justice to launch a law enforcement data-sharing technology pilot program. Currently, law enforcement agencies across
U.S. Rep. Scott Fitzgerald: Rep. Fitzgerald Votes to Keep the Government Open, Avoiding Another Democrat-Led Shutdown
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) issued the following statement after voting to pass the Senate Amendment to H.R. 6500 – Continuing Appropriations Act, 2027. “Keeping the government open is the responsible thing to do,” said Congressman Fitzgerald. “This legislation keeps the government
Dept. of Natural Resources: Safety Is Top Priority For End-Of-Summer Boating Fun
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds boaters to make safety a top priority during Labor Day weekend, which marks the last big boating weekend of the year for some and often leads to busy waters. Check
Dept. of Transportation: Put safety to work on Wisconsin roads during Labor Day weekend
As Wisconsinites finalize their plans for the Labor Day holiday weekend, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) reminds drivers that a safe trip starts with smart choices behind the wheel. According to AAA, peak travel times are expected from 2-7 p.m.
Rep. David Steffen: Rep. Steffen Proposes Screen-Free Classrooms for Youngest Students
Madison, WI — State Representative David Steffen (R-Howard) announced he will introducelegislation in the coming session that will establish screen-free classrooms through the secondgrade. The proposal builds upon recently enacted efforts to curb technology in classrooms, suchas 2025 Act 42
Colón campaign: Bricklayers and Allied Craft Workers Union of Wisconsin (BAC) Endorses Judge Pedro Colón for Wisconsin Supreme Court
MILWAUKEE – The Bricklayers and Allied Craft Workers Union (BAC) of Wisconsin endorses Pedro Colón for Wisconsin Supreme Court. “Pedro has built a career representing hardworking people who are often left behind,” said BAC Director Jim Vick. “He’s taken the
Cravillion campaign: Wisconsin Right to Life endorses Nic Cravillion
NEW FRANKEN, WI — Nic Cravillion, candidate for the Wisconsin First Senate District, announced today that his campaign has been endorsed by Wisconsin Right to Life, a leading statewide advocacy organization dedicated to protecting the rights of preborn children and other
Bill Barth: Return money to the taxpayers
Try again. Put more money into public schools. Send more aid to cities to reduce property taxes. Temporarily lower gas taxes, or income taxes, or send rebate checks to taxpayers. Fix more potholes. And keep some to build the rainy-day fund.
Mark Belling: Crowley gives laptops to Milwaukee jail inmates who intimidate witnesses
Wisconsin voters, in picking their governor in two months, will decide if they want to elect a leftist so addled that he signed legislation using public money to give laptops and tablets to jail inmates who then used them to intimidate witnesses and view pornography.
Bill Lueders: Let the public copy court records
Court records are among the most important public records we have. Clerks of court should not be making it harder or cost-prohibitive for members of the public to access them.
Jordan Sinz: Innovation in service of students
As students return to school this fall, educators across Wisconsin are focused on a familiar mission: providing every student with the best possible opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
Mitchell A. Sobieski: Wisconsin’s brain drain shows how a rural state can produce talent yet struggle to keep it
Wisconsin’s latest brain drain numbers point to a problem that is less dramatic than a population collapse but more durable than a temporary labor-market fluctuation.