MADISON, Wis. — Starting today, Wisconsin families will once again pay the price for Republican lawmakers not doing their job. Due to Republican state lawmakers ending their record-breakingly lazy 2025-26 legislative session only 3 months into the year without addressing critical state funding needs, starting June 30 25% of child care centers across the state

Green Bay, Wis. – In a ceremony last week, Universities of Wisconsin Regent Vice President Ashok Rai and Interim President Renée Wachter, along with UW-Green Bay Chancellor Michael Alexander presented Shannon Alberts, ’99, president and owner of Security-Luebke Roofing with the Regents Business Partnership Award. The award was presented to the locally

MADISON, Wis. – As communities prepare to celebrate Independence Day and commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the United States, ReadyWisconsin urges everyone to celebrate responsibly and make firework safety the star of the show. “As we gather with family, friends, and neighbors for this Semiquincentennial, people shouldn’t forget to keep safety in

RAYMOND, Wis. – Today, Randy Bryce — the Army veteran, ironworker, and union leader whose 2018 campaign drew national attention to Wisconsin’s First Congressional District — endorsed Mitchell Berman, a union member and ER nurse, ahead of the August primary. “I’ve spent my life fighting for working people, and Mitchell

WASHINGTON—Today, the DLCC announced nine new Target Races in Wisconsin as we aim to flip both chambers of the legislature. These six Assembly targets and three Senate targets are among the most crucial and competitive races in the nation, and they build on earlier targets in Wisconsin announced in April. Wisconsin was one of

MADISON, WI – Today, Tom Tiffany earned the endorsement of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation’s political action arm, Volunteers for Agriculture, in his campaign for Governor of Wisconsin. “I am honored to receive the endorsement of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau. Growing up on a dairy farm in western Wisconsin taught me the values

WAUTOMA, Wis. – One hundred eighteen dependents of Wisconsin military members gathered at Camp Lakotah June 24-28 for the Wisconsin National Guard’s Badger Youth Camp. Badger Youth Camp is a five-day experience that combines traditional summer camp activities like laser tag, archery, canoeing, and wilderness survival with exercises to build military

MADISON, Wis. — Today, the Supreme Court ruled that elections officials may count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day if they were postmarked beforehand, a ruling that supports democracy and safe, legal elections processes. MAGA candidate for governor Tom Tiffany, however, previously said in an interview that he doesn’t believe “we

MADISON – Gubernatorial candidate Congressman Tom Tiffany has received the endorsement of Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation’s political action arm, the Volunteers for Agriculture®. The VFA® Committee is made up of 18 farmers appointed by the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation’s Board of Directors.  Gubernatorial candidates were surveyed by the VFA® Committee in May. After reviewing the results of the

MILWAUKEE — IEWC cut the ribbon on an expanded control panel manufacturing operation at its New Berlin, Wisconsin world headquarters celebrating the addition of more than 120 jobs since January 2026 and more than 100 open roles currently available. Ninety of the positions hired and over half of the current open roles are

Republican candidate Jay Schroeder challenges the Democratic and Green Party candidates for Wisconsin Secretary of State to participate in a series of public debates across Wisconsin, saying voters deserve leaders who are willing to publicly defend their ideas and answer tough questions. No other candidate for this office has brought

Madison, WI — Americans for Prosperity–Wisconsin (AFP-WI) and The LIBRE Initiative enjoyed a successful, patriotic bash at their Liberty on Tap: Red, White & Brews Blowout Celebration in Wauwatosa on Saturday.   Wisconsinites turned out in force at Explorium Brewpub to help celebrate our country’s 250th birthday, complete with good food, great

Green Bay, WI – The Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) at UW-Green Bay is marking its 35th anniversary with a special event introducing the 2026-2027 lineup that reflects both the strength and growth of one of Wisconsin’s largest programs of its kind. More than 850 members strong, LLI continues to expand access to

Seeing is believing when it comes to water. That’s why a special workshop at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is empowering educators across Wisconsin to better explain the difficult subject of groundwater flow and its impact. Dr. Sarah Vitale, associate professor of geology and environmental science, guided her second group

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Emily Berge for Congress is pleased to accept the endorsement of the WI-03 Indivisible Coalition in the Democratic primary for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District, adding another local grassroots endorsement to a campaign built around the belief that this seat should belong to Western and Central Wisconsin,

MADISON, Wis. —Last week, Derrick Van Orden posted a photo meeting with nurses in Washington in an attempt to distract from his record that has made their jobs even more difficult by cutting healthcare funding. Van Orden cast the deciding vote for MAGA’s Big Ugly Bill, which cuts funding for skilled nursing facilities and strips nursing

GREENBUSH, Wis. – Experience the elegance, skill and pageantry of horse-drawn carriage driving July 10-12 at the annual Wade House Carriage Driving Days. Set on the grounds of the historic Wade House, this three-day event invites visitors to watch drivers and their horses compete in a variety of carriage-driving competitions while

GRAFTON, Wis. – Today, Senator Jodi Habush Sinykin (D-Whitefish Bay), together with local advocates and community leaders, spoke to the media about the imminent funding cliff facing the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program and the effects on Wisconsin’s conservation commitment. For more than three decades, this program has protected vital wildlife habitat,

MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Workforce (DWD) today announced a new grant program that will fund projects to address healthcare workforce challenges in Wisconsin’s rural communities. The Workforce Innovation Grant: Healthcare Employment, Access, and Rural Transformation (WIG: HEART) Program will award up to $150 million in grants over four

MADISON – With the National Weather Service issuing a heat warning and heat advisory in Wisconsin this week, the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) is reminding customers of utility disconnection laws and providing tips to help customers stay safe.   Wisconsin law prohibits a utility from disconnecting electrical service from occupied dwelling units when a heat advisory, heat