Natalie Eilbert: How David Crowley would fix the state’s affordability crisis
I spoke with Crowley over the phone to learn more about what solutions a Crowley administration would offer Wisconsinites to a problem that isn’t going away any time soon.
Gregg Hoffmann: Clean energy plan part of Evers’ legacy
When Evers leaves office at the end of his term, the Clean Energy Plan should continue as his biggest legacy.
Richard Moore: Building the surveillance state one camera at a time
Even if all the Flock guardrails were literally accompanied by a stairway to Heaven that defeated all misuse, the cameras would remain an existential danger to our liberty and would end up defeating it if allowed to stay intact.
James Causey: This is my crew, too. Racist fans try to mar Black fest
Racist comments posted online about the Brewers’ Black Culture Fest show why creating a welcoming ballpark for Black fans still matters.
John Leiber: Closer economic ties with Taiwan could benefit Wisconsinites
In July, I had a great opportunity to join a bipartisan group of Midwest leaders on a visit to Taiwan.
Gregory Humphrey: A prime minister with a spine and a tariff war Wisconsin didn’t ask for
Trump’s impulsive trade wars bring hard realities to the Badger State, where Canada is Wisconsin’s largest foreign trading partner.
Sean Duffy: My job is to get my daughter into heaven, not Harvard
Freed from the constant distractions of screens and extracurriculars, a road trip gives you the time and space to talk to your kids, teach them to love their country by actually seeing it, and prepare them for the day they eventually hit the road without you.
Bruce Murphy: Sean Duffy and family lay an egg
Nobody is watching ‘The Great America Road Trip.’
La Crosse County DA won’t charge Musk with election bribery
The La Crosse County DA has declined to charge Elon Musk with election bribery for his offer to hand out two $1 million checks during Wisconsin’s 2025 state Supreme Court race, believing a jury likely wouldn’t convict him of the charge.
Wisconsin Family Action Political Action Committee: Wisconsin Family Action PAC endorsements
Madison, WI – Wisconsin Family Action Political Action Committee announced today their updated endorsed candidates for the November 3, 2026 election. State Senate: Nic Cravillion – Senate District 1, Chris Kapenga – Senate District 33 State Assembly: Bernie Newman – Assembly District 58 These
Glicksman campaign: Former Milwaukee Municipal Court Judge Derek Mosley endorses Ben Glicksman for Circuit Court
MILWAUKEE — Former Milwaukee Municipal Court Judge Derek Mosley today announced his endorsement of Ben Glicksman for Milwaukee County Circuit Court. “Ben Glicksman understands that a judge’s responsibility is not only to know the law, but to treat every person who
Republican State Leadership Committee: RSLC launches “2026 Wisconsin Candidate Spotlight” series, announces first round spotlights
Washington, DC — Today, the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) is rolling out its 2026 Wisconsin Candidate Spotlight series, putting a spotlight on the Republican candidates asking Badger State voters for their support this fall. With every Assembly seat and all of
UW-Milwaukee: UW-Milwaukee students begin moving into residence halls Aug. 27
MILWAUKEE_More than 3,900 students are moving into University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee residence halls starting Thursday, Aug. 27, before the start of the 2026-27 school year. UWM Chancellor Thomas Gibson will be helping out and greeting students and families from 8:30 to
Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental Health: Proven strategies to support students in the new school year
At this exciting time of year, back-to-school season, the Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental Health (OCMH) is reminding the community how important youth mental health is to school success. In order for children to learn, they must feel safe and
Opportunity Wisconsin: Van Orden refuses to participate in La Crosse and Eau Claire town hall meetings this week to answer questions from constituents
LA CROSSE and EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Congressman Derrick Van Orden has officially declined an invitation from constituents to appear at in-person town hall meetings this week in La Crosse and Eau Claire, refusing to answer for the cost his