Dept. of Natural Resources: Announces drawdown for Grand River Marsh Wildlife Area
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced it will be conducting a full drawdown at Grand River Marsh Wildlife Area in Marquette and Green Lake counties. The drawdown will begin this spring, and water levels will
Power to the Polls WI: Sen. Baldwin receives ‘Freedom to Vote Champion Award’
Milwaukee, WI – On Saturday, April 27th, Power to the Polls Wisconsin, along with community leaders and democracy advocates from across the state, held a roundtable discussion in Milwaukee focusing on the ongoing threats to democracy, and the right to vote.
Steven Walters: Evers vetoes GOP bills at record rate
In one year he vetoed 32% of all legislative bills, compared to 3.7% for average governor.
Bill Kaplan: Mississippi surpasses Wisconsin on expanding Medicaid
The baffling refusal by the Wisconsin GOP-led legislature to expand Medicaid has bedeviled Wisconsin since 2014. It’s the epitome of fiscal irresponsibility and wrong-headedness, defying both common sense and math.
Dave Zweifel: Voters care about issues; GOP reps care about culture war
Few candidates actually discuss what it is they’ll do about issues the voters care about.
Jay Heck: To be truly fair, Wisconsin courts must be free from big political money
The unprecedented and obscenely high amount of political money being raised and spent in Wisconsin Supreme Court elections is a fairly new and horrific development in our state. It wasn’t always this way here and it cannot and should not continue.
John Nichols: Hovde campaign awash in California cash
In addition to lending his campaign $8 million from his own fortune, the watchdog organization notes, Hovde has collected $60,000 from campaign donors with California ties.
LaKeshia Myers: Time’s up: Menthol should be banned in Wisconsin
Menthol cigarettes disproportionately harm Black Americans, contributing to heart and respiratory related health inequities.
Terrance Wall: Destroying your ability to finance solar
For the utilities, destroying your ability to finance solar is their way of guaranteeing a return on investment and charging you more for solar than their standard rate, and also of maintaining a monopoly on energy in their territory. This is why it’s so important that the PSC establish a fixed ratio of 1:1 for reimbursement of solar electricity to property owners for their surplus electricity delivered to the power plant.
Peder Mewis: Lawmakers taking right approach to renewable energy
From the Northwoods to the state line and the Mississippi River to Lake Michigan, Wisconsin’s embrace of solar, wind and energy storage projects signifies a pivotal stride toward energy resilience and a cleaner future.
Gregory Humphrey: College protests against Israeli military policy in Gaza fosters much-needed national dialogue about Palestinians
Rather than acting dismissively of the protesters or reacting angrily to their message, we should listen, as they have something very important to say.
Arthur I. Cyr: After 50 years, Nixon’s legacy complicated
Richard Nixon’s legacy is substantial. His achievements were historic, and he surmounted great obstacles to political victory, only to destroy himself.
Taylor campaign: Enters the race for State Assembly
LADYSMITH – Ladysmith businessman and decorated Navy Veteran Cliff Taylor has announced his candidacy for the newly drawn 68th Assembly District. Taylor, 61, has never run for a state legislative position before, however he did serve on the Rusk County
Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: To provide tuition reimbursement for UW–Madison HACCP training
MADISON, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin-Madison will be hosting a Basic Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) for Meat and Poultry Establishments Short Course May 29-30, 2024 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Meat Science & Animal Biologics Discovery building. The
MON News Summary: RNC/Trump recruiting legion of monitors to observe polls, set stage for lawsuits
TOP STORIES Wisconsin Republicans recruiting legion of monitors to observe polls, set stage for lawsuits The Republican National Committee and Trump campaign plan to deploy tens of thousands of volunteers and attorneys to monitor and challenge voting processes in battleground