WASB Director to retire Feb. 1
The Wisconsin Association of School Boards announces the upcoming retirement of Executive Director DanRossmiller, who informed the WASB Board of Directors in June that he will retire effective Feb. 1, 2027. “Dan has been a tireless advocate for Wisconsin’s children,
Friends of the Earth Action: Endorses Francesca Hong for Wisconsin governor
WASHINGTON — Friends of the Earth Action is endorsing Francesca Hong for governor of Wisconsin. Born and raised in Wisconsin, Hong is a single mother and former chef who has represented the 76th Assembly district in the Wisconsin State Assembly since 2021. Hong knows well the triumphs
Wisconsin Black Democrats: Announce primary voter guide with full Democratic governor candidate support for their policy agenda
MILWAUKEE— Ahead of tomorrow’s gubernatorial debate for the Democratic primary, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin Black Caucus is announcing their candidate certifications for the race with all candidates supporting the caucus policy agenda. This platform was adopted by the membership of
Dept. of Natural Resources: Announces 2025 Warden of the Year
NEW LONDON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that Lt. Jonathan Kaiser was named the 2025 Warden of the Year. Known among the DNR Division of Public Safety and Resource Protection’s conservation wardens as the go-to
Tim Storey and Sue Urahn: ‘E pluribus unum’ is not a slogan. It’s a choice.
Whether we choose to engage in political warfare or civil debate is up to each of us.
Bill Kaplan: Crowley, best candidate for governor
Crowley’s impressive election wins, experience and record check all the boxes.
Jessica McBride: David Crowley is becoming the Pinocchio of the Wisconsin governor’s race
Honesty matters in a governor candidate, and I am starting to question whether Crowley has it.
Angela Lang and Nada Elmikashfi: Joel Brennan keeps telling us what he thinks electability looks like
A clear pattern of communication has emerged: Joel Brennan has implied more than once that the color of a candidate’s skin is a detriment to Democratic electoral success.
John Nichols: Tom Tiffany’s no champion of accountability
Since becoming a member of the U.S. House in 2020, he voted twice against a package of proposed federal policing reforms that featured a plan to establish a federal grant program to help state attorneys general develop and expand their authority to conduct independent investigations into police misconduct and wrongdoing.
David Blaska: How a former police officer sees the Corey Ruiz case
An account from former Madison police officer and security expert Adrian Alan.
Brian Reisinger: ‘Perfect Sundays’ an honest look at struggling farm families
Farmers were struggling before Iran war, China trade disputes, and other headlines. Finally, a show that shows rural realities, not caricature.
Jackson Walker: Wisconsin still holds $800 million in people’s unclaimed cash despite a top ranking in returning funds
Wisconsin is tied for first place among states when it comes to reconnecting unclaimed money with its rightful owners, according to a journalist who now focuses on the matter — but that doesn’t mean the state is very good at it, he warns: No state is.
Michelle Bryant: Aisha AI: If they going, we going too!
Developed by Onyx Impact in partnership with Chromatics AI, Aisha was created to ensure that Black history, culture, and lived experiences are reflected in one of the most transformative technologies of our time.