Wisconsin Elections Commission’s Jacobs says Trump mail-in ballot order unlikely to be in force for November
On this week’s “Capitol Chats,” Wisconsin Elections Commission member Ann Jacobs discusses recent litigation by states, including Wisconsin, seeking to block a Trump administration effort to require the U.S. Postal Service only deliver mail-in absentee ballots to people on a citizenship list.
UW-Stout Polytechnic: M.S. food science and technology students, graduates win awards at WiSys SPARK Symposium
Innovations in vegan cheese, ‘swicy’ cherry-tamarind hot sauce stand out among presentations Menomonie, Wis. – A stretchy, melty vegan cheese and new “swicy” sauce created by M.S. food science and technology students and recent graduates at University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic
Dept. of Natural Resources: Drawdown of Collins Marsh Wildlife Area to improve wildlife habitat
GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has drained the main waterbody in the Collins Marsh Wildlife Area by opening the gates on the dam at Mud Creek. This periodic drawdown improves wildlife habitat. Although the drawdown
Center for Research on the Wisconsin Economy: Funding and Autonomy in Wisconsin Public Higher Education: A Response to the Wisconsin Technical College System
Wisconsin remains near bottom in university support relative to technical colleges under alternative enrollment measures MADISON, Wisconsin, Aug. 27, 2026 – The Center for Research on the Wisconsin Economy (CROWE) has released a response to the Wisconsin Technical College System’s
Human Rights Campaign PAC: Endorses slate of pro-equality candidates for governor in key states
As LGBTQ+ Community Faces Continued Attacks, HRC is Backing State Leaders Who Will Fight for LGBTQ+ Equality, Protect Fundamental Freedoms and Deliver for Working Families WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) PAC announced its endorsement of more than
GIFFORDS PAC: Endorses David Crowley for governor and Sarah Godlewski for lieutenant governor in Wisconsin
WASHINGTON — GIFFORDS PAC, the national gun violence prevention organization led by former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, released the following statement endorsing Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley for governor and Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski for lieutenant governor of Wisconsin. “For too long, progress in
Wisconsin Women in Government: Celebrates 40 years, announces 2026-2027 leadership
As Wisconsin Women in Government (WWIG) prepares to celebrate four decades of supporting and advancing women in public service, the organization is welcoming a new slate of leaders who will help carry that legacy into its next chapter. Founded in
Wisconsin AFL-CIO: Endorses Mitchell Berman for Congressional District 1
Stephanie Bloomingdale, President of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO, released the following statement announcing the labor federation’s endorsement of Mitchell Berman in Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District. “As a union member and a registered nurse, Mitchell Berman deeply understands the issues facing working families
Tom Still: U.S., Canada ‘trade war’ is no joke for Wisconsin
Canada was the No. 1 destination for Wisconsin exports of all descriptions at $7.52 billion in 2025. Trade is a two-way street that led to Wisconsin importing $5.7 billion in Canadian products in 2025.
Michael Lucas: How to handle ‘data centers’ in Wisconsin
When the actual costs of artificial intelligence data center development are considered honestly, suddenly, opposition to AIDCs isn’t so stupid after all. The solution, then, to this “moral crisis” is readily apparent, and all it requires is a commitment to free market principles.
Ruth Conniff: Data centers are a big political issue; what should Wisconsin do about them?
What specific policies should Wisconsinites demand from their political leaders on data centers?
Sean Rowen: Wisconsin hospitals’ price problem
Price transparency alone will not solve every problem with America’s health care system. But competition cannot work when consumers and employers cannot meaningfully compare prices.
Lori Stern: Diarrhea outbreak one of many reasons to support area farms
Foodborne outbreaks point to several problems with our food system. One is consolidation. Whether it’s pork, eggs, lettuce, or strawberries, one or two companies often control the sector.
Xavior Yarn: No one should have to die alone because of homelessness
No one should have to earn the right to die with dignity.
Skylar Baker-Jordan: Congress needs to codify farmers’ right-to-repair
Congress must act, codifying right-to-repair to ensure this undue burden on farmers and the monopoly it creates are broken for good.