Wall Campaign: Releases first ad, titled “Work”
GREEN BAY, Wis. — As the November election approaches, Jamie Wall has released the first ad in his campaign for the State Senate. “I am excited to talk to folks here in Brown County about who I am and why I
Bill Barth: False security can never prevail again
Letting memories lapse with the passage of time allows a return to the false sense of security felt on Sept. 10, 2001. “It can’t happen here” is a sentiment Americans must never accept again.
Katherine Frank: A polytechnic’s value for Wisconsin
At UW-Stout, we refer to the polytechnic ABCs: Applied learning and research, Business and industry collaboration, and Career-focused experiences. These are the hallmarks of what we do best and are at the core of our polytechnic university.
Mark Belling: The border crisis hits Wisconsin
Venezuelan gangsters, allowed in by Democrats, sell fentanyl and commit violence here.
Bruce Murphy: Is Eric Hovde a self-made man?
Mega-wealthy Republican candidate for US Senate says he rose from nothing.
Judith Davidoff: Print makes a comeback
The Onion is one of a number of publications returning to paper.
WED News Summary: State Supreme Court weighs in election activist case, use of mobile voting vans
TOP STORIES WI Supreme Court justices question merits of case brought by election activist … [Wisconsin Voters Alliance’s Heuer alleges ineligible/incompetent voters are included among voter registration rolls, seeks records to find out] Heuer and the WVA filed lawsuits in
Karofsky questions motives of those seeking records on residents judged incompetent
Liberal Justice Jill Karofsky questioned the intent of a group seeking records of those who have been judged incompetent, suggesting the Wisconsin Voter Alliance was trying to create fear of “some sort of illegitimacy” with state elections. Meanwhile, Conservative Justice Brian Hagedorn during Tuesday’s oral arguments said regardless of the motives of any public records request, he questioned if the records being sought were even subject to the open records law.
Natural Resources Board: Meeting Sept. 25
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) will meet in-person for the September meeting to consider proposed rulemaking documents. The meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2024, at Food + Farm Exploration Center in the
McNamara Campaign: Issues debate challenge to opponent Patrick Testin
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Underly campaign: Announces re-election campaign
HOLLANDALE, WI – Dr Jill Underly, Wisconsin Superintendent of Public Instruction, announced this week that she will be a candidate for re-election in the April, 2025 Spring General Election. Underly was elected the State Superintendent in 2021, following service as
Dept. of Natural Resources: Seeking public comment for environmental review Of Wiota Sanitary District #1 Safe Drinking Water Loan Program project
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that Wiota Sanitary District #1 is an applicant for funding through the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program to improve its public drinking water system. The project includes the construction
WisDems: On Vice President Kamala Harris’ debate victory
MADISON, Wis. — Following Vice President Kamala Harris’ commanding victory in tonight’s presidential debate, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler issued the following statement: “Hands down, Kamala Harris won tonight’s debate—and it wasn’t close. The joy, excitement, and energy at hundreds of watch
WisGOP: Statement on Trump debate victory
MADISON, Wis. – If you are covering the presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris this evening, please consider the following statement from WisGOP Chairman Brian Schimming: “Tonight was a decisive victory for President Trump. After months
Dodge County sheriff encouraged clerks not to use drop boxes this fall
Dodge County’s Republican sheriff pressed three municipal clerks not to use absentee ballot drop boxes this fall, warning it could create the appearance of fraud and “degrade trust in our system,” according to records obtained by WisPolitics.