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You can rest assured he’ll be a good caretaker of the university he loves while the Regents try to fix their initially botched search for a new UW System president in the months ahead.
I believe Thompson is a most-qualified person, and well-suited to lead the UW System at this time because he can strike the needed chords of unity. Something so much in need now in our state.
Ordinances propose granting the power to hire quarantine guards with police powers, revoke businesses’ licenses for non-compliance, and issue a fine of up to $25,000.00 per violation
In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, it was reported that when it came to Juneteenth Day, neither Donald Trump nor any of his staff seemed to know the meaning of the holiday before the furor over the Tulsa rally. Really…Seriously…Nobody?
Protesters are helping Wisconsin to have an overdue reckoning with racial disparities and injustice.
Two recent reports suggest the Midwest, more than other U.S. regions, is a place where racial inequalities are most evident in economic disparities – which can translate to frustration among people who want to rise above it but believe they cannot.
Would we honor Japanese Admiral Yamamoto, who led the attack on Pearl Harbor?
A new report examining police funding trends finds Wisconsin is one of 23 states in which police departments and law enforcement agencies are the “foremost spending priority in municipal budgets.” But the report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum found when
State Rep. LaKeshia Myers says police reform legislation Gov. Tony Evers and Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes announced is a “great start.” Myers, D-Milwaukee and chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, said on Sunday’s “UpFront” the bills address things “we’ve been
The Department of Public Instruction today released its COVID-19 safety guidelines for the upcoming school year. DPI’s “Education Forward” provides health information to school boards, warning short-term closures of schools are still possible, and children and teachers with health conditions
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement RENEW Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — A new report examining police funding trends finds Wisconsin is one of 23 states in which police departments and law enforcement agencies are the “foremost spending priority in
You can rest assured he’ll be a good caretaker of the university he loves while the Regents try to fix their initially botched search for a new UW System president in the months ahead.
I believe Thompson is a most-qualified person, and well-suited to lead the UW System at this time because he can strike the needed chords of unity. Something so much in need now in our state.
Ordinances propose granting the power to hire quarantine guards with police powers, revoke businesses’ licenses for non-compliance, and issue a fine of up to $25,000.00 per violation
In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, it was reported that when it came to Juneteenth Day, neither Donald Trump nor any of his staff seemed to know the meaning of the holiday before the furor over the Tulsa rally. Really…Seriously…Nobody?
Protesters are helping Wisconsin to have an overdue reckoning with racial disparities and injustice.
Two recent reports suggest the Midwest, more than other U.S. regions, is a place where racial inequalities are most evident in economic disparities – which can translate to frustration among people who want to rise above it but believe they cannot.
Would we honor Japanese Admiral Yamamoto, who led the attack on Pearl Harbor?
A new report examining police funding trends finds Wisconsin is one of 23 states in which police departments and law enforcement agencies are the “foremost spending priority in municipal budgets.” But the report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum found when factoring in county and state-level spending, the proportion of budgets
State Rep. LaKeshia Myers says police reform legislation Gov. Tony Evers and Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes announced is a “great start.” Myers, D-Milwaukee and chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, said on Sunday’s “UpFront” the bills address things “we’ve been concerned about and immediately tries to curb some of the
The Department of Public Instruction today released its COVID-19 safety guidelines for the upcoming school year. DPI’s “Education Forward” provides health information to school boards, warning short-term closures of schools are still possible, and children and teachers with health conditions will continue to be at risk. The plan suggests, among
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement RENEW Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — A new report examining police funding trends finds Wisconsin is one of 23 states in which police departments and law enforcement agencies are the “foremost spending priority in municipal budgets.” But the report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum