Wisconsin Emergency Managment: National Preparedness Month encourages Wisconsinites to be ready for disasters
MADISON, Wis. – Every area of Wisconsin can face disasters, and it is important to have a planned response whether you are at home, work, school or on the road. To help all Wisconsinites be ready for any emergency, Governor Tony Evers
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty: WILL charts a new course for WI charter schools
The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) released a new report, “Charting A New Course: Improving The Charter School Sector in Wisconsin.” The report is the second in WILL’s Wisconsin Education Comeback: A Roadmap for Student Success series and examines
Dept. of Justice: Wisconsin Department of Justice announces largest big tech settlement in history
MADISON, Wis. — Today, the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a landmark $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. — the largest state consumer protection settlement involving a single company in history outside the Big Tobacco settlements of
UW-Eau Claire: Senior music major hits right notes performing and composing at UW-Eau Claire
Devondre Jaquish is a senior music major at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with a unique music education background and a unique set of student experiences in the music and theatre arts department. Jaquish began playing the violin at age
UW-Stout Polytechnic: Leading before graduation: Supply chain management majors intern with Michels Construction, Great Norther Corporation
Menomonie, Wis. – University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic’s Cooperative Education and Internship Program (CEIP) is a fast-lane pipeline to success, providing students with applied learning experiences at regional, national and international companies within their professional field before they graduate. Of this year’s
Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin: Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, The Women’s Community, and Marathon County District Attorney’s Office to build awareness of crime victims’ rights
WAUSAU, Wis. — Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin is partnering with The Women’s Community and the Marathon County District Attorney’s Office to raise awareness about the rights and resources available to crime victims through a powerful silhouette display at the Marathon County Courthouse.
Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin: New data shows sharp rise in food insecurity across southwestern Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis., August 26, 2026 – Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin is highlighting new data from Feeding America’s annual Map the Meal Gap study, which shows a significant increase in the number of families, children, and seniors considered food-insecure across
A Better Wisconsin Together: Meet the anti-abortion extremists topping the GOP statewide ticket in Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. — The possibility of a new trifecta at the state Capitol has been dominating recent headlines in Wisconsin. But there’s a different kind of trifecta brewing at the top of the GOP ticket, and Republicans are hoping Wisconsinites won’t
Wisconsin Historical Society: Jennibel (Schooner) Shipwreck listed in the National Register of Historic Places
DOOR COUNTY, Wis. – The Wisconsin Historical Society announces the listing of the Jennibel Shipwreck in the National Register of Historic Places on August 10, 2026. The schooner is located in Lake Michigan near the Town of Gibraltar, in Door
Wisconsin Historical Society: State Bank of De Pere listed in the National Register of Historic Places
DE PERE, Wis. – The State Bank of De Pere was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on August 14, 2026. The former bank was originally constructed in 1877 as a commercial building east of the Fox River.
UW Health: UW Health celebrates 2,000th pancreas transplant
MADISON, Wis. – Laughter is the best medicine for Rachael Lund, and laughter and friendship helped her through some very scary times living with Type 1 diabetes. “Over the course of six years, I had three close calls,” she said.
Susan Webb Yackee: Rebuilding citizen trust by engaging across Wisconsin
Main Street Agenda, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel team on documentary project exploring how polarization is shaping the lives of Gen Z in Wisconsin and contributing to distrust of political system.
David Gunderson: How fusion voting would change Wisconsin elections
Fusion voting would allow each of these groups to create a party and have leverage.
John Nichols: David Crowley and the legacy of Vel Phillips
It’s consequential that Crowley could be the first Black candidate ever to be elected as Wisconsin’s governor — just as it was notable that, 50 years ago, a Black woman briefly assumed acting gubernatorial responsibilities in the state.
John Torinus: Will Crowley, Tiffany step up on the big issues?
With the general election looming on Nov. 3, here, in my view, are the surfacing issues that will separate the two candidates.