WisDems: Thick as Thieves: Derrick Van Orden and Mike Johnson campaign together after stealing healthcare and food assistance from Wisconsinites
MADISON, Wis. — Today, MAGA extremist Derrick Van Orden joined GOP Speaker Mike Johnson for a press conference in a desperate bid to salvage his reelection campaign. Van Orden worked alongside Johnson to pass the Big Ugly Bill, a law
Crowley campaign: Gov. Wes Moore to campaign with David Crowley on Friday
MILWAUKEE Wis. – Today, David Crowley’s campaign announced that Maryland Governor Wes Moore will join David Crowley on the campaign trail this Friday. Crowley and Moore will be in Racine, Kenosha, Beloit, and Milwaukee meeting voters throughout the day to
State Senate Democratic Committee: On ‘Drive It Home with Patti Vasquez,’ Trevor Jung discusses cutting costs for Wisconsin families
MADISON, WI – Yesterday, Trevor Jung, candidate for the 21st Senate District, appeared on “Drive It Home with Patti Vasquez” to discuss his vision for a Wisconsin where families can get ahead. He spoke about conversations he’s had with residents
Dept. of Natural Resources: seeking public input on draft Turkey Management Plan
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has released an initial draft of its next Turkey Management Plan and is seeking public input on the draft now through Nov. 20, 2026. The public is encouraged to review the
Callahan campaign: Court sides with Callahan, rejects last-minute push to let voters cast two ballots. Judge denies League of Women Voters
MADISON — Rep. Calvin Callahan (R–Tomahawk) is now a full party in the lawsuit seeking to letWisconsin voters cast a second ballot on Election Day after already having mailed their absentee ballotback, and the court has denied the plaintiffs’ request
Opportunity Wisconsin: ICYMI: Soaring diesel prices impacting city, school budgets in western Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. — In case you missed it, rising diesel prices are continuing to impact Wisconsinites’ daily lives. As prices soar, critical services communities depend on – like emergency services and schools – are seeing their budgets pushed to the
Bill Barth: Cast your vote with confidence
The real miracle is that even after all the scrutiny very few illegal votes — either by fraud or mistake — have been found.
Debra Cronmiller, Jean Janes and Joan Schwarz: Don’t be misled by GOP’s ballot measures
The upshot of these legislative shenanigans is that we end up with a constitution enshrining social policies that infringe on our bedrock principles and do not protect all Wisconsin citizens’ constitutional rights.
John Torinus: Tiffany does 180 on Trump’s Iran war
To distance himself from Donald Trump’s nosedive in public approval ratings, Tom Tiffany is doing a 180 degree turn on the president’s war against Iran.
David Blaska: Down with the rabble!
This is supposed to be the year of the outsider.
Mark Becker: Why I want to serve you in the Wisconsin State Senate
It’s time to build a government that acts a little more like the people of Northeast Wisconsin: work together, think for ourselves, and do whatever we can to improve the lives of our neighbors.
James Causey: Fake substitute teacher exposes MPS security failures
Milwaukee Public Schools owes parents and students an explanation of an incident involving a fake substitute teacher and what has been done to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
Patrick McIlheran: Billions in private donor support for students could be ‘largest investment in education ever’ in America
But Governor Evers still refusing to let private donors direct scholarship money to kids in Badger State
William Hume: Freight rail industry still a valuable part of Wisconsin’s economy
Wisconsin’s freight railroads are a powerhouse of wealth generation. The Badger State is served by huge freight operations that reach all across the United States.