Xcel Energy: Brings AI-driven wildfire detection to Wisconsin
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (May 14, 2026) — Xcel Energy is bringing artificial intelligence-driven wildfire detection cameras to Wisconsin, providing quick notifications to first responders of grass and forest fires and helping protect communities, natural resources and power infrastructure. Pano AI wildfire detection
Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport, Pilotsmith: Launch aviation camp to inspire future aviation careers
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB) and Pilotsmith are inviting young aviation enthusiasts to explore the world of flight through the upcoming GRB Aviation Camp, a hands-on educational experience designed to introduce students to careers in aviation, aerospace and
Dept. of Natural Resources: Natural Resource Board Meeting May 27
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) will meet in-person for the May meeting to consider proposed rulemaking documents and other matters. The meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 27 in public meeting room G09, State
Gov. Evers: Signs executive order protecting public trust and integrity, banning state workers from profiting or benefiting from insider information
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today signed Executive Order #294, which aims to protect public trust and integrity by prohibiting Wisconsin state government workers from disclosing or using insider information available to them in the course of their work for the state in order to personally
Rep. Dittrich: A failure for all Wisconsinites
Madison – Representative Barbara Dittrich (R – Oconomowoc) expressed her disappointment with the failure of Senate Democrats to pass the bipartisan agreement to return $1.8 billion of Wisconsin’s budget surplus to taxpayers while also funding special education during Wednesday’s Special Session. This
U.S. Rep. Grothman: Introduces bill to Protect Employment Opportunities for Adults with Disabilities
(Washington, D.C.) – Congressman Glenn Grothman introduced the Restoration of Employment Choice for Adults with Disabilities Act, legislation aimed at protecting work opportunities and expanding employment choice for adults with disabilities. The bill would remove burdensome federal barriers that currently prevent many adults with disabilities
UW-Health: Launches WorkForward to strengthen the nation’s health care workforce
MADISON, Wis. – UW Health announced the creation of WorkForward, a new non-profit organization that is designed to bolster the national health care workforce. Building on the health system’s nationally recognized leadership in developing innovative career pathways in health care, WorkForward
Rep. Penterman: $1.8 Billion Surplus Package passes the Wisconsin State Assembly
MADISON, WI – Today, Representative William Penterman (R-Hustisford) proudly supported the passage of today’s $1.8 billion surplus package. Legislative Republicans and the Governor reached a bipartisan agreement on a Special Session bill that returns $1.8 billion of Wisconsin’s projected $2.4
One City Advocates: Responds to failed Senate vote: Wisconsin’s children lost twice, a deal that was already not enough has now died entirely
In a state where only 8 percent of Black fourth graders read at grade level on the national NAEP exam, One City Schools is proving that number need not define Wisconsin’s future. But on Wednesday night, the Wisconsin State Senate
Dan Shafer: Crucial shortcomings catch up with Evers, GOP leaders, as ‘blockbuster’ deal fails in the Senate
In failing at the finish line, this puts a spotlight on some of the more fraught elements of state government that have been lurking beneath the surface, particularly as it pertains to the state Senate.
Jessica McBride: Surplus deal goes down
Hong takes your tips, Tony Evers crashes out
Dave Cieslewicz: Sorry, no deal
My guess is that if the surplus spending deal had been introduced a year ago, it would have easily passed. But last night it went down in the Senate and is, at least for now, dead.
Maury Straub: I’m a former sheriff. License plate recognition is a needed tool.
When a tool is misused, we don’t discard it. We put the right rules in place to ensure it’s used responsibly. The same principle should apply here.
Aedan Gardill and Alex Lonero: Gouging inmates for phone calls doesn’t promote justice
For years, Dane County has allowed a third-party company to profit off of those in jail and their families by charging them to stay connected. In fact, on average, those in the Dane County Jail spend $129 per month to stay connected with their families.
Bruce Murphy: Blue county vs red county urban sprawl
Americans are dividing into two different ways of life. How do Milwaukee and Wisconsin rank?