Brad Olson: End the nightmare: Put Wisconsin in charge of wolf management
Wisconsin has the tools, data and public accountability mechanisms necessary to balance wolf conservation with the protection of livestock and human safety.
LaKeshia N. Myers: Healthcare crisis: Government shutdown exposes America’s moral failure
As families across Wisconsin and the nation prepare for open enrollment, they’re discovering that their monthly health insurance premiums have skyrocketed.
Dave Ciesewicz: Shutdown showdown
The undeniable tangible human costs of these abstract political strategies is about to become abundantly clear.
John Torinus: 10 million for next anti-Trump rally?
The incredible uprising against Trump’s first eight months in office constitutes what looks like the start of a political movement, like a juggernaut.
David Blaska: Left wing laments the East Wing
The demolition of the heretofore little known East Wing is one of those pop-up cultural thunderstorms, momentarily intense, quickly gone. Symbolizes Trump in the China shop, upsetting norms, defying tradition, setting the agenda without asking Nancy Pelosi for permission.
Richard Moore: Strong nations, not the United Nations, ensure peace and prosperity
The unity of nations was always a misnomer, double-speak for the unified power of an elite. What we need is the unity of a nation, not in policy but in purpose.
Scott Fitzgerald: I’m proud to support veterans initiatives
Veterans’ issues are always top of mind for me, not because they make the headlines, but because I am a veteran myself and understand firsthand the sacrifices and challenges our servicemen and servicewomen face.
Lisa White: We need to rebuild democracy from the ground up
I’m running to represent Wisconsin’s 17th Senate District, which stretches across our western counties into the edges of Dane County.
Wisconsin Supreme Court: Holds Justice on Wheels in Richland County
The Wisconsin Supreme Court convened in Richland Center on October 27 as part of its Justice on Wheels outreach and education program. The event drew a capacity crowd to the historic Richland County Courthouse, where students, teachers, and community members gathered to
Democratic Lieutenant Governors Association: One week out, Democratic Lt. Governors campaign, lead and deliver
With one week until Election Day, Democratic Lt. Governor nominees Dr. Dale Caldwell in New Jersey and Ghazala Hashmi in Virginia are working hard to earn every vote. As the 2025 races enter their final stretch, the DLGA is already
Milwaukee Common Council: A welcome step in Madison to help protect apartment dwellers from deadly fires
Statement from Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs, Alderwoman Andrea M. Pratt, and Alderwoman Sharlen P. Moore A new legislative package has been introduced in Madison to help retrofit older multi-unit/multi-family apartment buildings with sprinkler systems, and we applaud this as an
Evers, Dems knock Republicans over Obamacare premium hikes
Those hardest hit would include senior couples, who could see hikes of more than $30,000 in some counties, according to numbers from the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance.
Dept. of Natural Resources: Awards Brownfield grants to Douglas County, City Of Evansville and Kenosha County
Funds Will Support Assessment Of Contamination MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that it has awarded brownfield assessment services to Douglas and Kenosha counties and the city of Evansville to assist with investigating potential contamination.
Wisconsin Family Action PAC: Issues first endorsement for 2026 race
Madison, WI – Wisconsin Family Action PAC (WFA PAC) the state’s only conservative, pro-family PAC is proud to announce its endorsement of Anthony LoCoco for the April 7, 2026 election for the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, District II. Sam Krebs, Director
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty: Identifies growing number of voter roll errors in Wisconsin
The News: In a new letter to the United States Department of Justice (USDOJ), WILL identifies additional, serious concerns regarding the Wisconsin Election Commission’s (WEC) maintenance of Wisconsin’s statewide voter registration list. WILL’s new findings now show that over 41,000 voter