Richard Moore: Ron Johnson’s 2022 squeaker foreshadowed Donald Trump’s romp
The pro-abortion vote didn’t kill the GOP’s surge; it masked an emerging conservative majority that resoundingly reaffirmed the United States constitution and equally rejected the government’s ongoing contravention of fundamental liberties.
Dave Cieslewicz: Thankful for individualism
I think the reelection of Trump is a disaster. But not an unmitigated one. If it shoves Guilty White Liberals to the background and it forces my party to see people as the individuals that they truly are, that would be a great thing.
UW Health: Med flight doctor experiences role reversal
MADISON, Wis. – Seeing hallway lights pass by one after another at University Hospital is a common sight for Michael Abernethy, UW Health Med Flight and emergency medicine physician. But, it’s new to see them from the perspective of a
Bill Barth: Plenty of reasons to count blessings
Despite our habits of complaining, Americans are fortunate indeed.
Board for People with Developmental Disabilities: McFarland School District awarded 2024-25 Sparks Grant
McFarland, Wisconsin—The Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (WI-BPDD) has awarded the McFarland School District a 2024-25 Sparks grant to create connections to the community and increase inclusion for people with disabilities. Sparks grants provide people with disabilities
Board for People with Developmental Disabilities: Announces Partners with Business awards
(Madison) — The Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (BPDD), in partnership with InControl Wisconsin, congratulates Rock River Heritage, Inc. (aka Fort Atkinson Club) for receiving one of seven statewide Partners with Business grants that support businesses and schools
Jay Heck: Giving thanks for the people of Wisconsin who fight for the preservation of democracy
I have had the privilege of directing Common Cause Wisconsin (CC/WI) since 1996 and have been fortunate to be able to endure through good times and bad over the years. Voting rights, fair state legislative and congressional voting maps, campaign finance reform, ethical state government, fair courts and holding those in power accountable to the people has been our constant and steady mission for decades and your support has kept us not only relevant, but also effective, outspoken and proactive.
Bruce Murphy: Only 30% of Wisconsin hospitals obey federal price transparency rules
New report shows widespread violation of rules meant to lower hospital costs.
Scott Gordon & Christina Lieffring: Madison’s police body-camera report didn’t disclose a researcher’s connection to Axon
The researcher serves on an advisory council for a leading body-cam vendor.
Monitor finds Corrections taking more aggressive approach toward youth prisoners after counselor’s death
Following the death of a counselor, the Department of Corrections has taken a more aggressive approach to managing youth prisoners who made perceived threats or were violent, according to a new report.
WED AM Update: DOJ argues Brandtjen suit to block possible charges ‘nonstarter’
Subscribers: Today’s News Summary will be the final product of the week due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Normal delivery will resume Monday. Thank you for subscribing! From WisPolitics … — An assistant attorney general argued GOP state Rep. Janel Brandtjen
TUE PM Update: Monitor finds Corrections taking more aggressive approach toward youth prisoners after counselor’s death
Subscribers: Tomorrow’s AM Update and News Summary will be the final products of the week due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Normal delivery will resume Monday. Thank you for subscribing! From WisPolitics … — Following the death of a counselor, the
Dept. of Natural Resources: 2024 preliminary gun deer license sales and harvest totals available
EDITOR’S NOTE: An earlier version of this release had incorrect phrasing around the license data. This error has been corrected below. MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced preliminary deer harvest and license sale totals for
TUE News Summary: State Supreme Court’s latest term saw fewest decisions in decades
TOP STORIES ‘Bitterly polarized’: Supreme Court justices issued fewest decisions in at least 27 yearsMU prof/blogger Ball found just 14 decisions in their most recent term, compared to an average of 70 decisions for high courts in Illinois, Iowa, Michigan
U.S. Rep. Grothman: Statement on President-Elect Trump’s tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China
(Washington, D.C.) – Congressman Glenn Grothman (R-WI) released the following statement in support of President-Elect Trump’s pledge to tariff Mexico, Canada and China to protect our border and stop drug trafficking into the United States. “I fully support President-Elect Trump’s