Hulsey campaign: Honors World Homeless day
Small Business Owner Brett Hulsey Honors World Homeless Day with Current and Former Homeless Families, Calls on Pres. Trump, other Candidates to do the Same Madison, WI–Former and current homeless people joined small businessman Brett Hulsey at the State Capitol
Patrick McIlheran: Fixing regulatory rampage will require amendment, say observers
But reforms via statute might help Wisconsin avoid a still more onerous environment
Elizabeth Ward: Trump administration can’t repeal Roadless Rule. We must save national forests.
Millions have made their voices heard, and the effort to sell off our natural heritage outright was squashed for now.
Gregg Hoffmann: Mining issue is back in Wisconsin
Those of us who are old enough remember the Crandon mine and other mining controversies. The issues led to a mining moratorium that was lifted by the state Legislature in 2017. Mining is an issue again after some recent exploratory drilling in northern Wisconsin.
Tom Still: State tax credits for investors in start-ups have paid off; updates should, too
The 20-year-old Qualified New Business Venture tax credit program has levered $882 million in private investment since taking effect Jan. 1, 2005. With two timely updates, it could become an even bigger success for Wisconsin.
Mark Lisheron: Fight over Obamacare is fight worth having
Wisconsin taxpayers ought to be rooting hard for conservatives to hold the line during this current federal government shutdown and let the pandemic-era super-subsidies for the Affordable Care Act run out at the end of the year.
James E. Causey: Sick of politics? Under Big Beautiful Bill, don’t get sick for real
A group of Milwaukee leaders came together to unite around fighting back against changes in health care that will be devastating to our community.
Scott Walker: Charlie Kirk and George Floyd: A lesson in violence response
Conservatives pray and forgive; leftists loot and riot
Dave Cieslewicz: The curse of tribalism
Reason and fairness should prevail over team colors.
WisDems: ICYMI: Health coverage for thousands of Wisconsinites hangs in the balance as government shutdown continues, experts say
MADISON, Wis. — As the GOP refuses to continue health care funding and has shut the government down over it, experts are ringing the alarm bells that Wisconsinites across the state are going to see their health care costs go up or lose
Dept. of Natural Resources: Wisconsin State Park System brings autumn fun
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds the public that candlelight hikes, fall festivals and other seasonal events will be held throughout October and November at Wisconsin State Park System properties. With over 307,000 acres of public land, state parks,
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty: Urges dismissal of new attempt to overturn congressional maps
The News: WILL is once again defending Wisconsin’s congressional maps, filing briefs in opposition to an overtly political, nonsensical, and last-minute attempt to redraw Wisconsin’s maps on the eve of the midterm election. The lawsuits, filed by Law Forward and Marc
Milwaukee County Exec. Crowley: FEMA individual assistance for Milwaukee County flood survivors tops $80 Million with one month left to apply
MILWAUKEE – Residents and businesses impacted by the extreme storms and flooding in Milwaukee County and Southeastern Wisconsin have one month remaining to apply for federal aid. The application deadline for FEMA Individual Assistance is November 12, 2025. Affected residents can apply
Neylon pitches proposed rules review as way to ‘make JCRAR great again’
GOP state Rep. Adam Neylon urged lawmakers to back legislation that would require lawmakers to reauthorize chapters in the administrative code every seven years, saying it would “make JCRAR great again.”
U.S. Sens. Johnson, Grassley: Lead letter to DOJ and FBI demanding documents detailing the Biden Administration’s targeting of sitting members of congress
WASHINGTON – Yesterday, Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Chairman Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), Senate Committee on the Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), and 16 bicameral colleagues wrote to Attorney General Pam Bondi and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel requesting information about the