Dept. of Health Services: Back-to-School message from the Wisconsin State Office of Children’s Mental Health
It’s September and whether your child returns to school this week or has been back to school for a couple weeks already, now is the time to check in on their mental well-being. Recently released data on Wisconsin students’ well-being
WMC Foundation: Now accepting applicants for leadership fellowship program
MADISON – WMC Foundation – an affiliate of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) – has opened applications for its annual Wisconsin Leads: Executive Fellowship to Wisconsin business leaders. The program, sponsored by CliftonAllenLarson, is an interactive and educational program for emerging executives from
Dept. of Natural Resources: Watch for snakes, lizards, salamanders and frogs on Wisconsin’s roads
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages the public to report when and where they see frogs, salamanders, lizards or snakes, known collectively as herptiles, crossing the road during the late summer and early fall. As the
Dept. of Military Affairs: Wisconsin Guard Civil Support Team practices in real-world conditions
MADISON, Wis. — With the goal of honing its readiness, the Wisconsin National Guard’s 54th Civil Support Team (CST) faced a realistic training scenario last Wednesday, Aug. 28, which mobilized its members and included the notional “discovery” of a makeshift
Baldwin campaign: Announces new TV ad: “Gotta Change”
MADISON, Wis. – Today, Tammy Baldwin for Senate announced a new TV advertisement, “Gotta Change,” which will air statewide. The ad takes place at a Fox Valley foundry where workers talk about the impact of Tammy Baldwin’s fight to ensure American infrastructure
Forward Latino: Files motion to intervene in Cerny v. Wisconsin Elections Commission
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Lyerly campaign: Launches “Veterans for Kristin”
Green Bay, WI— Today, Dr. Kristin Lyerly’s campaign launched Veterans for Kristin, a group of Northeast Wisconsinites dedicated to advancing the interests of veterans in Northeast Wisconsin. These veterans are backing Dr. Lyerly because she’s the candidate who will keep
Tom Kamenick: Outside vendors handling government records raises issues
Companies may not follow state law while charging high rates for record requests.
Dave Zweifel: Big Ag puts the screws to family farms, communities
To demonstrate how times have changed, where once the National Farmers Organization and its sister farming advocate, the Wisconsin Farmers Union, fought for family farmers to get a fair share in the corporate-dominated marketplace, big ag today is supported by none other than the state’s corporate mouthpiece, Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce.
Owen Robinson: Downstream impacts are the worst
The impact of taxing unrealized gains is not going to be “soak the rich.” The rich will be fine. They have the ability to move money and make rational decisions to increase and preserve their wealth. The impact will be on the middle and lower classes who can’t afford the largesse of politicians.
Christina Lieffring: Democrats continue to put Wisconsin’s ceasefire advocates in a tough position
Two ceasefire delegates talk about being sidelined by the “big tent” party.
Mark Belling: Kamala the conservative
A conversion or just a con?
Spencer Black: Know what’s really weird? Ignoring a burning planet
Trump seems determined to dismiss the increasingly devastating impacts of the climate crisis. However, nature doesn’t pay heed to the unhinged rants of a doddering felon. This year, the impacts of climate disruption have become not just more severe, but, like Donald Trump, weirder.
Mike McCabe: Victim becomes culprit
What the internet’s become tears at the fabric of democracy.
Jesse Jacques: As we celebrate Labor Day the fight to support working families and hold corporations accountable continues
The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Today, Wisconsin’s economy is thriving. More people are working than ever before and historic investments are transforming our communities, especially by