Rep. Andraca: Taking politics out of public lands: Rep. Andraca co-authors Knowles-Nelson Stewardship reauthorization
MADISON, WI – Today, Wisconsin Democrats announced the introduction of compromise legislation to reauthorize the Warren Knowles-Gaylord Nelson Stewardship Program. Wisconsin State Representative Deb Andraca (D – Whitefish Bay) released the following statement following the announcement: “Governor Evers included a proposal
Sen. Dassler-Alfheim: Legislative Democrats circulate bill to save Knowles-Nelson
Program will expire June 30th, 2026 if legislative action is not taken MADISON, WI – Today, State Senator Dassler-Alfheim co-authored legislation that renews the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program for six years at $72 million per year. “This program is the reason
Dairy Business Association: Chad Zuleger advances to DBA executive director
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin’s leading dairy advocacy group, the Dairy Business Association, today announced the promotion of Chad Zuleger to executive director. Having nearly seven years of experience at DBA, Zuleger is dedicated to advocating for the state’s dairy community.
Gov. Evers: Announces over $18.6 million to support infrastructure projects in 21 communities across Wisconsin
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers this week will be traveling statewide to highlight the impacts of President Donald Trump’s proposed budget cuts on Wisconsin, including plans to gut a key federal program that helps Wisconsin’s rural communities improve and repair
Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative: Jennifer Block joins as Director of Value Chain Partnerships
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative, one of the largest dairy cooperatives in the country by milk volume, today announced the appointment of Jennifer Block to the newly defined role of Director of Value Chain Partnerships. In this
Rep. Stubbs: Joins Democratic colleagues in reintroducing Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program
Madison, WI – Today, Wisconsin Assembly and Senate Democrats introduced a bill that would reauthorize the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, including $72 million of annual funding. Representative Shelia Stubbs (D-Madison) released the following statement: “Today I am proud to stand beside
Sen. Habush Sinykin, Rep. Miresse: Introduce bill to save Knowles-Nelson Stewardship fund
MADISON, WI – For over three decades, the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program has played a vital role in protecting wildlife habitat, ensuring preservation of public lands, improving Wisconsin’s state parks, and promoting Wisconsin’s tourism economy in all 72 counties. Today, State Senator
UW Credit Union: Awards $30,000 in scholarships to UW System students
MADISON, Wis. (August 26, 2025) — Ten UW System students were awarded $3,000 this month through UW Credit Union’s Community Values Scholarship program. The annual award recognizes undergraduate students throughout Wisconsin for their volunteerism, campus engagement and community-centered employment. 2025 marks
Farmers for Sustainable Food: Promotes Jamie Fisher to Managing Director
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Farmers for Sustainable Food today announced the promotion of Jamie Fisher to Managing Director. Fisher joined the organization in 2019 and has helped lead support for farmer-led watershed groups throughout Wisconsin and Minnesota. She’s played a
Steven Walters: Primaries let voters pick governor candidates
How many candidates will run? The list looks long.
John Nichols: Sarah Godlewski’s smart bid for lieutenant governor
Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski could easily have run for the Democratic nomination to replace retiring Gov. Tony Evers. Instead, she’s opted to run for lieutenant governor, which is a smart move for her and good news for Wisconsin Democrats as they prepare for the definitive elections of 2026.
Dora Drake: Budget cuts and supermarket closures affect your food security
Your elected leaders have a responsibility to take bold policy measures to protect our food security, and you have my commitment to do just that.
Bill Berry: Bill Horvath an unsung hero of Wisconsin conservation
Horvath, a rural Shawano County native, was in the rare company of those who are able to turn their vision into reality.
James Wasley: Milwaukee has turned toxic legacy into civic asset with river cleanups
With this final dredging push, Milwaukee’s waterways are poised to be removed from the national list of toxic hotspots — a milestone worth celebrating.
Carolyn Bhakta: Meet new face of cancer in Wisconsin: She’s under 50. We can’t wait to act.
For decades, we thought of cancer as a disease of aging. But that assumption no longer reflects reality.