WisDems: Countdown: Four days out from election day, high gas prices hurt cash-strapped school districts thanks to MAGA extremist Congressman Tom Tiffany
MADISON, Wis. — Leading up to Election Day, we’ll be tracking gas prices in Wisconsin that are still sky-high thanks to Congressman Tom Tiffany’s five votes to continue Trump’s war-of-choice in Iran. Four Days Out: High gas prices slam cash-strapped
Wisconsin Native Vote: Indigenous fashion show showcases Native design and culture on the runway to get out the Native vote days before the Nov. 3 election
MILWAUKEE – On Friday, Oct. 30, Wisconsin Native Vote (WNV), a program of Wisconsin Conservation Voices, hosted a professionally produced runway experience at Marquette University in Milwaukee that celebrated Indigenous creativity, identity, culture, storytelling, and the Native right to vote.
WisDems: Derrick Van Orden’s closing argument: MAGA over WI-03
MADISON, Wis. — With just four days until election day, Derrick Van Orden is making it clear to voters that he favors the interests of MAGA’s cost-raising agenda over his constituents in WI-03. In the last month of the campaign,
Rep. Steil: Announces FEMA grant information for Janesville
JANESVILLE, WI – Today, Congressman Bryan Steil (WI-01) announced FEMA is awarding nearly $1.1 million in federal funding to the state of Wisconsin to help Janesville recover following storm damage in Wisconsin this April. “Many Wisconsin families were affected by the severe weather
Office of the Commissioner of Insurance: Open enrollment period preview: Health insurance rate and service area changes for 2027
Madison, Wis. – Beginning November 1, Wisconsinites will be able to sign up for the high-quality health insurance available on HealthCare.gov, the federally facilitated marketplace for individual health insurance. During the 2025 Open Enrollment Period, a record-setting 313,579 people in
Dept. of Health Services: Warns partners of phishing attempt
Today, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is alerting partners they may have been sent an email impersonating a DHS staff member as part of a phishing campaign, attempting to capture credentials and personal information. Email content varies, but
Protect Our Care: Statement: This open enrollment, families face another double-digit premium hike thanks to GOP’s unrelenting health care crisis
STATEMENT: This Open Enrollment, Families Face Another Double-Digit Premium Hike Thanks to GOP’s Unrelenting Health Care Crisis Washington, D.C. – This Sunday, open enrollment begins, and millions of families across the nation will begin signing up for coverage. For the
Public Education Network, Alliance for Excellent Schools: Statement of support for Wendy Mendez, Wisconsin educator unlawfully deported by ICE
Wisconsin Public Education Network and the Wisconsin Alliance for Excellent Schools stand in solidarity with Wendy Mendez and call for expedited processing of her case and her immediate return to her family and devoted school community. Wisconsin Public Education Network
Dept. of Natural Resources: Prepare for hunting and trapping seasons opening 9n November
Photo Credit: Wisconsin DNR There are four important dates throughout November when seasons open. Hunters and trappers are encouraged to double-check the regulations and confirm that they have all the necessary licenses before heading into the field. Nov. 7 Nov.
Rewind: Your Week in Review for Oct. 30
On this week’s episode of “Rewind,” WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and Wisconsin Public Radio Capitol Reporter Anya van Wagtendonk discuss the final Marquette University Law School Poll, early voting numbers, record-breaking campaign spending, the closing days of campaigning and more.
Regents tap Alabama vice chancellor as new UW president
The Board of Regents today unanimously selected Tonja Johnson, a senior vice chancellor in the University of Alabama System, to become the Universities of Wisconsin’s next president.
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee: New: NPR reporting finds that Derrick Van Orden killing VA home loan program forced veterans to pay higher interest rates and monthly payments
Last year, Derrick Van Orden gutted a VA home loan program that helped 33,000 veterans afford their mortgages. Now, “thousands of military veterans with VA-backed mortgages have been hit with higher interest rates and monthly payments.” Thousands of veterans have