John Nichols: Hong shows strength in Wisconsin governor race
Why is Hong defying the odds?
Bill Kaplan: Rural Rx, make health care better, not worse
Future ACA and Medicaid cuts and policy changes will by 2034 result in 17 million, including 276,000 Wisconsinites, losing health coverage.
Jackson Walker: Ethnic studies courses required to graduate at all 13 four-year UW schools
The courses have been the subject of scrutiny for pushing left-leaning talking points.
Anthony Cruz: We must rethink how and when we prepare people for work
Dual enrollment allows high school students to earn college credit while completing their diplomas, giving them earlier exposure to postsecondary education and clearer pathways to careers.
Hannah Rosenthal: Reject bill to define antisemitism in Wisconsin law
Instead of fighting over divisive definitions, I propose a bipartisan task force to develop a government approach to fighting hatred, including antisemitism.
Michael Lucas: The constitutional tariff crisis: SCOTUS, Trump, and party politics
Rather than take the opportunity to preempt the illegal delegation and assumption of core powers, the Court decided to pay lip service to Congress’s taxing power, but it then resolved to permit delegation of the taxing power anyway under different statutes. But those statutes are illegal too.
Jerry Hanson: America is strongest when all have a voice
We must refuse to treat dissent as treason and diversity as a threat. We must refuse to go along with a leader who normalizes hate and exclusion.
Dave Zweifel: If you enjoy Dane County’s parks, thank Bill Lunney
Creating, improving and expanding those vibrant parts of the community for future Madison and Dane County generations was what drove this tireless champion of the outdoors and the need to protect the environment we’ve been given.
Wisconsin’s Forests first: Launches effort to strengthen state’s forest products industry
Madison, WI — A new statewide initiative, Wisconsin Forests FIRST (Forest Industry Roadmap and Strategies for Tomorrow), has officially launched to develop a strategic plan and long-term roadmap to ensure Wisconsin’s forests remain healthy while supporting a resilient, sustainable, and
Milwaukee Area Technical College: Second Ellen & Joe Checota MATC scholarship program is largest scholarship program in MATC history
Ellen and Joe Checota and the Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) announced the launch of the largest scholarship program in MATC history. The Second Ellen & Joe Checota MATC Scholarship Program will provide comprehensive support to students in need who are enrolled in
UW‑Green Bay: To host Union Pacific executive Kenny Rocker for next Bridging Success Through Teadership speaker event
GREEN BAY, Wis.— From entry‑level roles to the executive suite, leadership in transportation is shaped by moments of change, challenge and long‑term decision‑making. Those themes will take center stage on Tuesday, March 10, 2026 when Union Pacific Railroad executive Kenny
Dept. of Financial Institutions: Wisconsin’s state-chartered banks report sound year-end 2025 financial performance
MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin’s state-chartered banks reported sound financial performance through year-end 2025, according to data released today by the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (DFI). As of December 31, 2025, there were 116 state-chartered commercial banks serving Wisconsin residents. At
U.S. Sens. Baldwin, Murkowski: Bipartisan bill to protect our shoreline communities passes out of Senate
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) announced her Digital Coast Act passed out of the Senate. This bipartisan bill, which is co-led by Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), will help coastal communities better prepare for storms, cope with varying water levels,
Weekly Dem radio address: Gov. Evers delivers radio address on efforts to clean up Wisconsinites’ water, approve new rule changes strengthening PFAS drinking water standards
Hey there, folks! Governor Tony Evers here. During the 2026 the Year of the Neighbor, ensuring our neighbors have access to clean, safe water has to be a top priority. Whether it’s kids in the classrooms, families at home, or our farmers or agricultural industries, Wisconsinites should
The Center for Black Excellence and Culture: Announces its grand opening with community open house
MADISON, Wis. — March 2, 2026 — After years of vision, collaboration, and community leadership, The Center for Black Excellence and Culture (The Center) will officially open its doors on Wednesday, May 6, welcoming the public to experience a long‑awaited space created to