State Senate Democratic Committee: DOR complaint against Magadance Skinner updated after admission under oath
MADISON, WI – After moving to Georgia, establishing residency, voting in Georgia, and intending to remain there, Michele Magadance Skinner took advantage of tax breaks meant only for Wisconsin residents in 2021. Magadance Skinner admitted this while under oath in a Dane
Gov. Evers: Gov. Evers, Office of Sustainability and Clean Energy Celebrate 2026 Clean Energy Plan Progress Report
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) and the Office of Sustainability and Clean Energy (OSCE), today celebrated the release of the 2026 Clean Energy Plan Progress Report, underscoring achievements made over the last year to advance the goals established by the state’s Clean
Gov. Evers: Gov. Evers Blasts President Trump, Republicans in Congress for Trade War with Wisconsin’s Largest Export Partner, Leaving America’s Dairyland in the Lurch
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today blasted President Donald J. Trump and Republicans for starting a trade war with Canada, Wisconsin’s largest export partner, leaving America’s Dairyland in the lurch. The governor today pointedly called out Republicans in Congress—including Republican
Wisconsin Catholic Conference: Announces new leadership and staff
The Wisconsin Catholic Conference (WCC) announced today that Executive Director Barbara Sella will retire on August 31, 2026. Associate Director David Earleywine will succeed her as Executive Director. The WCC has also hired Ryan Keisling as a new Associate Director.
Andy Nunemaker: Let’s have a spirited yet professional campaign for governor
Dear Tom Tiffany and David Crowley: As you look beyond November, be willing to work with members of both parties and be willing to compromise and do what is best for the citizens of Wisconsin.
Paul Schmitz: I’ve known David Crowley 15 years. He’s a born leader.
David’s experience leading our state’s largest county effectively with a clear vision and plan, his ability to collaborate effectively at all levels, his experience as a state legislator, and unique leadership qualities will make him an excellent governor on day one.
Amy Curtis: David Crowley’s latest campaign ad is full of lies
His failed record would harm his gubernatorial bid, so Crowley has to blame Republicans, including Scott Walker, for his mismanagement.
Drake Bentley: From Wisconsin to D.C., Tiffany has pushed the anti-union agenda from the start
Republican candidate for Wisconsin governor Tom Tiffany has one of the most anti-worker legislative records from both his time in the State Legislature and U.S. House.
James Wigderson: Something polling this way comes
We’re getting another poll on Wednesday from the good folks at the Marquette University Law School. Apparently, they didn’t learn their lesson the last time.
Angela Rachidi: Wisconsin’s childcare subsidies, regulations fail for families
Spiraling costs, scant benefit from rating system suggest it’s time for a new approach.
Bill Kaplan: Baldwin fights for healthcare safety and coverage
The federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality is in the crosshairs of Trump.
MON News Summary: Tiffany says ‘no’ to data center subsidies on farmland tour
TOP STORIES Gov. candidate Tiffany stops in Osseo while on ‘Protect our Farmland’ tour… “It is a way of life, farming here in Wisconsin,” Tiffany said. “But that way of life is under threat at this point. We have foreign
Dylan Wilder: A flock of Flock cameras: The good & the bad
Flock cameras have become the subject of controversy, leading many to wonder whether these cameras are truly geared toward public safety or are just another step toward an Orwellian surveillance state.
Michelle Bryant: When dark folks don’t get the same light
Whether in Gary, Alabama, or anywhere in between, Black citizens deserve the same light, the same resolution, and the same attention as everybody else.
Gregory Wesley: Generational wealth transfer could transform Milwaukee region
While the scale of this moment nearly defies imagination, those who approach it with generosity – in whatever form suits their situation – can help ensure it becomes more than a financial transaction. Together, we can build a movement whose benefits are transformational for our region and state.