Dairy Together, Wisconsin Farmers Union: Celebrates June Dairy Month, calls for fair prices for farmers
During June Dairy Month, Dairy Together, a national coalition working to educate farmers, eaters, and lawmakers about how managed growth based on market demand can create a viable dairy economy, is calling on Congress to pass policies and make new
Opportunity Wisconsin: New report: Wisconsin energy and gas prices soar thanks to Reps. Steil and Van Orden’s votes in Congress
MADISON, Wis. – Opportunity Wisconsin has released a new report detailing how votes by Congressmen Bryan Steil and Derrick Van Orden have forced Wisconsin energy and gas prices to soar, as families to tighten budgets and struggle to afford basic necessities.
Bill Kaplan: Evers stepped up
As Wisconsinites reel from economic pain under Trump’s economy, Gov. Tony Evers and GOP legislative leaders came up with a compromise for using the state surplus to increase spending for public schools, cut property taxes and give regular folks tax rebates.
Christopher Fons: MPS faces crisis from poor decisions by Wisconsin leaders
With a Democratic governor and a Republican legislature, we saw a 0% increase in general aid funding for schools. This forces school boards to choose between cutting budgets or raising property taxes.
Mark Lisheron: Restoring accountability in Wisconsin government
Some of Wisconsin’s most important recent failures of accountability share a common feature: Power has increasingly shifted away from the Legislature and toward governors, agencies, courts and other institutions that operate further from direct democratic control.
Aiden Lesley: Wisconsin shouldn’t be charging so many kids as adults
The fact that Wisconsin is so behind when it comes to the rights of children in the justice system is antithetical to Wisconsin ideals, and it’s long past time the state took the steps to remedy these injustices.
Brian Fraley: Shout it out loud: June is Dairy Month
June Dairy Month in Wisconsin is a time-honored tradition that celebrates the rich agricultural heritage and dairy industry of the state.
John Nichols: Wisconsin shouldn’t fund AI layoffs
For the most part, federal and state officials, along with candidates in this midterm election year, are still failing to focus on the practical steps that could be taken to address the threats to workers and communities that are posed by a rapid and ill-thought embrace of artificial intelligence and robotics.
Michelle Bryant: ‘The rockets’ red glare’
The true measure of a nation is not found in the monuments it builds, the spectacles it stages, or the grandeur it displays, but in how it cares for those who live beneath its flag. I guess a bankrupt leader, morally or otherwise, would have a problem understanding that.
Dave Zweifel: Trump vanity projects suck needed funds from parks
The Trump administration is siphoning money from park fees fund to help pay for the so-called beautification projects in Washington, taking money that is aimed at places like Glacier National or the Petrified Forest to help pay for painting the bottom of the reflecting pool between the Washington and Lincoln memorials to the tune of $13.1 million.
James Wigderson: Your flight has been diverted by Homeland Security
Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin is threatening to pull the border patrol agents to provide security for his archipelago of gulags for people being deported from the United States.
Ken Zagacki and Richard Cherwitz: Hypocrisy can help save democracy
Hypocrisy can sometimes play a surprising role in sustaining democratic norms.
Gov. Evers: Kicks off June Dairy Month, celebrates Wisconsin’s proud heritage as America’s Dairyland
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers, last week, kicked off June Dairy Month with his weekly radio address and shared a video message celebrating the strength of the state’s dairy industry, thanking dairy farmers, producers, and processors, and highlighting his administration’s efforts to support
Rep. Rivera-Wagner: Urges public support for Brown County data center guardrails
GREEN BAY — State Rep. Amaad Rivera-Wagner is encouraging residents to attend the upcoming Brown County Board meeting and voice their support for a proposed moratorium on large scale AI data centers, calling the measure a commonsense step toward ensuring
Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities: Opens applications for Year 3 of Disability Policy Fellowship
Madison, WI – The Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (BPDD) is excited to announce the opening of applications for Year 3 of the Wisconsin Disability Policy Fellowship, a unique, full-time year-long paid opportunity for individuals with developmental disabilities