James E. Causey: Some happy, others sad over Trump win. Regardless, Milwaukee must keep working.
Harris advocated for building a robust middle class and protecting women’s rights and tackling inflation. However, she wasn’t clear on how she planned to do these things.
Owen Robinson: Why did Trump win?
Trump won because of the fundamentals.
Dave Cieslewicz: History beat Harris
Those left behind by trade and technology have found a voice in Trump.
Gregory Humphrey: Reflections about nation after this election
I am not sure how others have fared over the past few days, but what has happened has left me, and I suspect many others, too, feeling sad, unsettled, and nostalgic. I feel like we have lost a part of ourselves, our nation.
Fred Wade: Supreme Court needs to rethink ‘crazy’ partial veto power
It is evident that the court should overrule its prior decisions insofar as they permit governors to amend appropriation bills without the approval and “consent of the governed,” as given by their legislative representatives.
Michael Blauw: Teaching civic engagement brightens our political future
As we approached yet another contentious election, the importance of a well-informed electorate has never been clearer. Programs like the Center for Civic Education’s We the People are exactly what we need to catalyze constitutional understanding and serve as an antidote for what ails our civic spirit.
Jeremiah Mosteller: Cannabis citation rates differ widely in small sample of Wisconsin communities
Police in DeForest more than 13 times as likely to issue cannabis citations than counterparts in Milwaukee, Fitchburg or Hobart/Lawrence.
Wilson Beaver: Marinette shipyard critical to strengthen U.S. Navy against Chinese threat
Here’s how policymakers in Washington can support them.
Tom Still: In a state known for manufacturing ‘firsts,’ AI adoption may be next big thing
Artificial intelligence is a tech-blue genie that won’t be crammed back into the bottle – in Wisconsin, the United States or by competitors abroad. The best choice is to make it a very useful genie.
Weekly Dem radio address: Gov. Evers delivers celebrates Election Hero Day
Hey there, Wisconsin! Governor Tony Evers here. Millions of Wisconsinites went out to the polls or mailed in their ballots and made their voices heard in recent weeks. On top of that, this week, we also celebrated Election Hero Day.
THU News Summary: Baldwin declares victory, Hovde yet to concede
TOP STORIES Baldwin wins reelection by defeating a Trump-backed opponent… Baldwin declared victory earlier Wednesday after the tally of absentee ballots from Milwaukee was reported. She had a lead of 0.9% based on the unofficial results, just within the 1%
Gov. Evers: Proclaims Wisconsin Saves Day
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) today announced Gov. Tony Evers proclaimed November 7, 2024, as Wisconsin Saves Day in Wisconsin. The proclamation is part of a statewide effort promoting automatic saving through the workplace with the Wisconsin Saves program to improve
U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs: Oconomowoc VA Clinic to host open house Nov. 16
OCONOMOWOC, Wis. — The Oconomowoc VA Outpatient Clinic will host an open house from 9-11 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 16. The event is open to the public and intended for Veterans, families, and caregivers to learn more about the recently opened Oconomowoc
With Republican holding Assembly majority, Vos vows to return $3.5B surplus to taxpayers
After Republicans held onto their majority in the Assembly, Speaker Robin Vos vowed the state’s projected $3.5 billion surplus would either go back to taxpayers as relief or stay in the state’s coffers.
UW–Eau Claire: Thursdays at the U speaker to discuss living off the grid
Is it possible to live better with less? David Welder, an environmental engineer and naturalist, will describe his “retro-revolutionary” approach to saving natural resources, money and sanity during his Thursdays at the U presentation Nov. 14 at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire