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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** June 11: COVID-19, Trade Tensions, Turbulent Markets — Trouble for Wisconsin Ag Be part of a Thursday June 11 lunchtime panel discussion on issues affecting state agriculture. It will be led by veteran farm broadcaster
Amid a wave of protests around Wisconsin sparked by the death of George Floyd, Gov. Tony Evers today is calling on state lawmakers to quickly pass legislation that would require law enforcement agencies to adopt new policies stating deadly force
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Dem Commissioner Mark Thomsen says he will nominate Ann Jacobs to chair the Wisconsin Elections Commission when the panel meets this afternoon to select a new leader, repeating
The Lincoln Project, a PAC made up of never-Trumpers, is running a new ad in the Milwaukee market that knocks the president over the Confederate flag. The group said the ad begins tomorrow in Milwaukee and Waukesha on broadcast and
Our community held our breath as we collectively watched in horror as another Black man was robbed of his last breath at the hands of a white police officer. Again.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** June 11: COVID-19, Trade Tensions, Turbulent Markets — Trouble for Wisconsin Ag Be part of a Thursday June 11 lunchtime panel discussion on issues affecting state agriculture. It will be led by veteran farm broadcaster
We can focus on the looting and the violence. … Or we can focus on the message of protesters, that change has to come. And we can hope that change will begin to address the frustration and rage running so deep it leads to this kind of senseless violence.
Racism is our nation’s oldest sin and most vile disease, and I am grief-stricken that we are again mourning more black lives lost and more communities capsized, all the while lamenting that nothing has changed since the last atrocity. Well, we must change, and we must start now.
Video of the bedlam in some of America’s cities, — including Madison and Milwaukee — make it clear that peaceful protesters, rioters, and looters alike in recent days have failed to practice social distancing orders to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Will the Wisconsin Department of Health Services track potential increased cases of COVID-19 with the same zeal they had following the spring elections?
Many in Milwaukee Archdiocese offered Mass Sunday, in violation of city shutdown order.
Ends rule requiring nonprofits spending on campaigns to disclose names of anyone giving $5,000 or more.
Joe Parisi and the County Board are showing, by example, that environmental protection and a booming economy not only do not conflict, but they can go hand in hand.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** June 11: COVID-19, Trade Tensions, Turbulent Markets — Trouble for Wisconsin Ag Be part of a Thursday June 11 lunchtime panel discussion on issues affecting state agriculture. It will be led by veteran farm broadcaster Pam Jahnke. The WisPolitics.com-WisBusiness.com event goes from noon to 1
Amid a wave of protests around Wisconsin sparked by the death of George Floyd, Gov. Tony Evers today is calling on state lawmakers to quickly pass legislation that would require law enforcement agencies to adopt new policies stating deadly force only be used as a last resort. In a more
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Dem Commissioner Mark Thomsen says he will nominate Ann Jacobs to chair the Wisconsin Elections Commission when the panel meets this afternoon to select a new leader, repeating what he told WisPolitics.com in February. GOP Chair Dean Knudson’s
The Lincoln Project, a PAC made up of never-Trumpers, is running a new ad in the Milwaukee market that knocks the president over the Confederate flag. The group said the ad begins tomorrow in Milwaukee and Waukesha on broadcast and cable as part of a buy that includes Arizona, North
Our community held our breath as we collectively watched in horror as another Black man was robbed of his last breath at the hands of a white police officer. Again.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** June 11: COVID-19, Trade Tensions, Turbulent Markets — Trouble for Wisconsin Ag Be part of a Thursday June 11 lunchtime panel discussion on issues affecting state agriculture. It will be led by veteran farm broadcaster Pam Jahnke. The WisPolitics.com-WisBusiness.com event goes from noon to 1
We can focus on the looting and the violence. … Or we can focus on the message of protesters, that change has to come. And we can hope that change will begin to address the frustration and rage running so deep it leads to this kind of senseless violence.
Racism is our nation’s oldest sin and most vile disease, and I am grief-stricken that we are again mourning more black lives lost and more communities capsized, all the while lamenting that nothing has changed since the last atrocity. Well, we must change, and we must start now.
Video of the bedlam in some of America’s cities, — including Madison and Milwaukee — make it clear that peaceful protesters, rioters, and looters alike in recent days have failed to practice social distancing orders to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Will the Wisconsin Department of Health Services track potential increased cases of COVID-19 with the same zeal they had following the spring elections?
Many in Milwaukee Archdiocese offered Mass Sunday, in violation of city shutdown order.
Ends rule requiring nonprofits spending on campaigns to disclose names of anyone giving $5,000 or more.
Joe Parisi and the County Board are showing, by example, that environmental protection and a booming economy not only do not conflict, but they can go hand in hand.