Colón campaign: Over 100 elected officials across Wisconsin endorse Judge Pedro Colón for Wisconsin Supreme Court
MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Judge Pedro Colón announced the endorsement of more than 100 current and former elected officials from across Wisconsin, including 65 judges who represent the state’s municipal, circuit, appellate, and Supreme courts. “The breadth of
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee: Reminder: Derrick Van Orden has made Wisconsin more expensive and less healthy
Derrick Van Orden rolled out the red carpet for RJK Jr. yesterday, reminding everyone that he has only made life more expensive and less healthy for West Central Wisconsin families. DCCC Spokesperson Katie Smith:“Derrick Van Orden keeps proving he’s in lockstep with
Spreitzer campaign: Kicks off re-election, qualifies for ballot
BELOIT – Today, State Senator Mark Spreitzer (D – Beloit) kicked off his re-election campaign for a second term representing Wisconsin’s 15th State Senate District, which includes most of Rock County and the Whitewater area in Walworth and Jefferson Counties.
National Republican Congressional Commission: Van Orden and HHS Secretary Kennedy highlight farmers
On Monday, Congressman Derrick Van Orden and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy spoke with Wisconsin farmers in Elk Mound “highlighting the importance of the nation’s farmers.” “Congressman Derrick Van Orden and the Trump administration
Madison Common Council: Council President Sabrina Madison honors next generation of black excellence
In honor of Juneteenth, Common Council President Sabrina Madison is highlighting youth leaders during the Common Council’s annual Juneteenth recognition. It’s a great opportunity to celebrate five young leaders and two adult leaders from Madison for their achievements. Networking will
Democratic National Committee: DNC releases comprehensive list of states where gas prices are below $3 a gallon
While the Trump administration predicted that gas prices would fall back under $3 a gallon by summer, costs at the pump have continued to soar in states across the country. Today, the DNC released a comprehensive list of states where
Wisconsin Housing Preservation Corp.: WHPC announces Mark Hammond as Senior Vice President of Development, Acquisition & Construction
Madison, WI, June 2, 2026 – Wisconsin Housing Preservation Corp. (WHPC), a leader in the preservation and development of quality affordable housing for low- to moderate-income populations in Wisconsin, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Hammond as Senior
Van Orden campaign: Rebecca Cooke celebrates endorsement from Union suing to protect CDLs for illegal aliens
LA CROSSE, WI. – New reporting from Fox News revealed that Rebecca Cooke proudly touted an endorsement from AFSCME, a union that sued the Trump Administration over efforts to keep illegal aliens from obtaining CDLs. AFSCME has also published a
Sen. Keyeski: Announces “Transparency Talks” on legislative procedure
MADISON – Today, Senator Sarah Keyeski (D-Lodi) announced she will be hosting “Transparency Talks” in Senate District 14. These events will be listening sessions focused on topics related to legislative procedure. The following topics will be discussed at the “Transparency
John Nichols: Primaries are good; Wisconsin should have more of them
Pundits and political insiders may bemoan the fact that so much energy is going into the Democratic race to replace outgoing Gov. Tony Evers. But I disagree. History suggests that primaries are good for the parties that allow them to play out.
Jessica F. Simmons: Tom Tiffany had two chances to protect Wisconsin’s SNAP. He chose Trump both times
Over the past year, tens of thousands of Wisconsinites have lost FoodShare after Rep. Tom Tiffany voted for two bills that pushed for and locked in SNAP cuts.
Steven Walters: One in five Wisconsin Republican legislators are retiring
Four Milwaukee-area Republicans and key Senate leaders are among those stepping down this year.
Peter Cameron: Your Right to Know: Names of police should be public
We are currently unable to track wandering officers who have been fired or forced out in other states and come to work here because we don’t have a list of all law enforcement officers here.
Jill Underly: Schools must redefine student success
The rise of artificial intelligence has left many questioning what jobs may disappear, even as schools try to prepare students for jobs that may not yet exist. If we want our students to succeed in this evolving landscape, our definition of success must evolve with it.
Richard Moore: Another day, another argument for total control
In Sierra Club v. DNR, the issue is whether state agencies can effectively legislate through guidance documents without ever undergoing the public scrutiny.