Gov. Evers: Celebrates Brewers’ first-ever World Series Win, proclaims Brewers “Won Our Way” Day
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today proclaimed Fri., Oct. 30, 2026, as Brewers “Won Our Way” Day in Wisconsin as the state celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers’ historic first-ever World Series Championship win. The Brewers’ World Series win capped off a historic postseason
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin: Delivers $6.6 million to improve road safety across Wisconsin
WISCONSIN – Today, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) announced Wisconsin communities will receive $6.6 million in federal funding to make their roads safer. The funding, from the Baldwin-backed Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, will help communities across the state make targeted safety improvements
Schroeder campaign: Drivers licenses say what?
My number one priority is to bring Honest Election Integrity back to Wisconsin. 38 states (bi-partisan) have a Secretary of State in charge of elections. Wisconsin is organized like Illinois, New York, Maryland and Washington DC. For over 100 years Wisconsin
State Senate Democratic Committee: Senate Republicans forced to play defense in Republican stronghold districts
MADISON, WI — In recent days, financial filings and public TV reservations show that Wisconsin Republicans and The Committee to Elect a Republican Senate (CERS) have moved significant amounts of money out of State Senate districts generally understood to be competitive
U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden: Van Orden, Davis introduce bipartisan Hire Our Heroes Act to strengthen veteran and military spouse employment
WASHINGTON, D.C. –Today, Congressman Derrick Van Orden (R-WI-03), Chairman of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity, and Congressman Don Davis (D-NC-01) introduced the bipartisan Hire Our Heroes Act to strengthen employment opportunities for veterans and military spouses
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan: Pocan leads 19 members opposing U.S. support of aerial fumigation in Colombia
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan (WI-02) led a letter signed by 19 Members of Congress to Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressing opposition to any U.S. financial or logistical support for the planned resumption of aerial fumigation in Colombia. The
Wis GOP: The real David Crowley is on display for Wisconsin voters
MADISON, Wis. – Democrat David Crowley has tried to tell Wisconsin voters that he’s fighting for them, but over the past few months, we’ve learned who the real David Crowley is: A serial tax hiker who raised property and sales taxes on Milwaukee County
Universities of Wisconsin: Universities of Wisconsin, Alliant Energy recognize outstanding students, instructors for 2026
MADISON, Wis.—Two Universities of Wisconsin students and four educators are being recognized today by the Universities of Wisconsin and Alliant Energy Foundation for their outstanding achievements. The Alliant Energy Erroll B. Davis, Jr. Achievement Awards recognize the outstanding academic and
Dave Cieslewicz: Gems from the Marquette poll
What’s the bottom line? Crowley will likely win, and his party will probably take over the state Senate and perhaps the Assembly majority as well. But they should not read that as a mandate for liberal policies but rather a rejection of Trump and his party. They need to proceed with caution.
James Wigderson: The tea leaves of the Marquette Poll
The last Marquette University Law School poll before Wisconsin’s gubernatorial election is out, and it’s not good news for the Republicans.
John Torinus: Wisconsin election mostly about Trump
Crowley’s election as governor would be a powerful check on the imbalance of power that Trump and his MAGA followers have created in the country.
Sinceree Dixon: Question on ballot sounds fair. It’s actually misleading.
Vote ‘no’ on Wisconsin amendment 3. We should not risk limiting the tools our public institutions have to address longstanding disparities without fully understanding the ramifications.
Tom Content: Common-sense response needed to tackle rising energy bills
The goal of the Wisconsin visionaries who first regulated the monopoly utilities was balance. But under current policies investors are getting the benefits, and customers are paying the cost.
LaTonya Johnson: Republicans had eight years to regulate THC, but did nothing
Over the last eight years, as this industry has grown, the Wisconsin Legislature has enacted exactly zero new laws regulating these products. No statewide minimum age for buying intoxicating products, no rules for testing, no requirement for accurate labeling, no license to sell.
Dan Knodl: Federal scholarships are coming. Will Wisconsin students benefit?
Our students deserve every opportunity to succeed. Governor Evers should reconsider his decision and opt Wisconsin into this federal program so our families can access these resources.