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Our campuses are demonstrating success by first instituting an aggressive testing model, and then by working with faculty, staff, and students to create that culture of responsibility needed to succeed.
Alter the structure and avoid another debacle.
A conservative and Republican writer offers a scathing inside look. Not pretty.
The Republican Party of Wisconsin is warning the Madison city clerk that they will be closely watching a second ballot harvesting event this weekend and that the party continues to “explore” the legal concerns the “Democracy in the Park” initiative has raised.
In a world full of manipulation and misinformation we need to arm our children with the tools to know what is fact and what is fiction.
Swedish approach has been adopted by 35 cities in U.S. Why not Milwaukee?
The year 2020 started out precariously for Waterloo-based Trek Bicycle Co. But things turned prosperous for the company in early summer, as many people began buying bikes as a healthy way to exercise and enjoy the outdoors. Yet John Burke,
With 13.5 million people in the nation unemployed, Minneapolis Fed says Congress needs to act “aggressively and generously” on a second stimulus package like it did with the first — “putting money in the hands of the tens of millions
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Tomorrow: WisPolitics.com-La Follette School of Public Affairs virtual luncheon on top election issues Join WisPolitics.com Friday, Oct. 2, for a virtual lunchtime discussion on top election issues with experts from UW-Madison’s La Follette School of
Wisconsin’s political history is being enriched everyday in this historic election during a pandemic. But it always helps to add some perspective. And the Wisconsin Historical Society’s new page devoted to all things politics is a fascinating virtual trip into
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — After losing twice before a three-judge panel of the 7th Circuit, Republican lawmakers are now asking the full appeals court to hear their arguments in a case
After losing twice before a three-judge panel of the 7th Circuit, Republican lawmakers are now asking the full appeals court to hear their arguments in a case that extended the deadline for absentee ballots. They’re also gearing up to take
In his second TV ad of the election cycle, U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman called himself an independent representative who isn’t beholden to special interest groups or party politics. The ad, which will run in the Green Bay and Milwaukee media
U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil’s fourth TV ad of the cycle focuses on the Janesville Republican’s efforts to deliver PPE to frontline workers. The spot features a Janesville nurse named Bridget touting Steil’s work with Jockey in Kenosha and Charter NEX
Our campuses are demonstrating success by first instituting an aggressive testing model, and then by working with faculty, staff, and students to create that culture of responsibility needed to succeed.
Alter the structure and avoid another debacle.
A conservative and Republican writer offers a scathing inside look. Not pretty.
The Republican Party of Wisconsin is warning the Madison city clerk that they will be closely watching a second ballot harvesting event this weekend and that the party continues to “explore” the legal concerns the “Democracy in the Park” initiative has raised.
In a world full of manipulation and misinformation we need to arm our children with the tools to know what is fact and what is fiction.
Swedish approach has been adopted by 35 cities in U.S. Why not Milwaukee?
The year 2020 started out precariously for Waterloo-based Trek Bicycle Co. But things turned prosperous for the company in early summer, as many people began buying bikes as a healthy way to exercise and enjoy the outdoors. Yet John Burke, president of privately held Trek, has more on his mind
With 13.5 million people in the nation unemployed, Minneapolis Fed says Congress needs to act “aggressively and generously” on a second stimulus package like it did with the first — “putting money in the hands of the tens of millions who lost their jobs through no fault of their own.”
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Wisconsin’s political history is being enriched everyday in this historic election during a pandemic. But it always helps to add some perspective. And the Wisconsin Historical Society’s new page devoted to all things politics is a fascinating virtual trip into the past. In addition to the buttons, bumper stickers, posters
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — After losing twice before a three-judge panel of the 7th Circuit, Republican lawmakers are now asking the full appeals court to hear their arguments in a case that extended the deadline for absentee ballots. They’re also gearing
After losing twice before a three-judge panel of the 7th Circuit, Republican lawmakers are now asking the full appeals court to hear their arguments in a case that extended the deadline for absentee ballots. They’re also gearing up to take their case to the U.S. Supreme Court. Republicans filed a
In his second TV ad of the election cycle, U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman called himself an independent representative who isn’t beholden to special interest groups or party politics. The ad, which will run in the Green Bay and Milwaukee media markets, features the Glenbeulah Republican asking viewers if they’ve ever
U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil’s fourth TV ad of the cycle focuses on the Janesville Republican’s efforts to deliver PPE to frontline workers. The spot features a Janesville nurse named Bridget touting Steil’s work with Jockey in Kenosha and Charter NEX in Milton to manufacture protective gear. “Bryan Steil didn’t wait