Evers vetoed a measure that could have allowed a school district to hire someone for the superintendent’s position, even if that person did not have a state license for the job.
Sports betting has become so pervasive that the owners of my favorite Major League Baseball team have built a “sports book” facility attached to the right field corner of Wrigley Field.
Madison Gas and Electric is seeking approval for a new solar energy program for customers, building on an existing offering called Shared Solar. MGE is asking the state Public Service Commission to approve its proposal for Shared Solar II, which
The latest national Marquette University Law School Poll finds Joe Biden and Donald Trump tied among registered voters, while the incumbent president had a slight edge among likely voters in a head-to-head matchup. In a five-way race, Trump jumped in front.
Absentee ballot drop boxes are allowed under Wisconsin statute and the state Supreme Court in 2022 incorrectly rewrote the law’s text to bar them, Gov. Tony Evers argued in a new brief.
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde’s new TV ad knocks Biden and U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin for their “open border policy.”
President Joe Biden has launched a new TV ad hitting Donald Trump on abortion and declaring his GOP rival doesn’t trust women.
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But protest votes hint at challenges for both in November.
Wisconsin voters spoke loudly and clearly Tuesday, striking a blow for democracy by forever banishing private money from election administration.
Yesterday’s elections weren’t going to be earth-shattering, but the results were still encouraging.
Lesson number-one for Biden, as regards the November race in Wisconsin, is simple: keep running against Trump. It works.
If you can’t answer “yes” to most of these questions, why would you vote for this man as president of the United States? The same questions can be asked of Joe Biden.
The whole nation can and should strongly applaud the voters in Enid, Oklahoma. The reason we do so is very basic. We must never allow extremists to prevail.
Bipartisan action in Madison sends a statement that respect for courts and the safety of judges is not a liberal or conservative value.
We have a crisis of lenient, uncaring judges.
A UW-Madison expert is urging dairy farm operators to watch out for signs of bird flu in their cows after cases of the virus were reported in herds in Kansas, Texas and Michigan. While no cattle in the state have
To right today’s wrongs, government can and should be put to use the way it was when the whole country was electrified. Doing so depends on keeping in mind what Williamson, Levi and the IRS itself have learned: It all hinges on tax fairness.
The $100,000 campaign features two ads with 15- and 30-second versions each and is part of a larger campaign across other key swing states Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada and Pennsylvania.
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Evers vetoed a measure that could have allowed a school district to hire someone for the superintendent’s position, even if that person did not have a state license for the job.
Sports betting has become so pervasive that the owners of my favorite Major League Baseball team have built a “sports book” facility attached to the right field corner of Wrigley Field.
Madison Gas and Electric is seeking approval for a new solar energy program for customers, building on an existing offering called Shared Solar. MGE is asking the state Public Service Commission to approve its proposal for Shared Solar II, which would give certain customers the option to pay an up-front
The latest national Marquette University Law School Poll finds Joe Biden and Donald Trump tied among registered voters, while the incumbent president had a slight edge among likely voters in a head-to-head matchup. In a five-way race, Trump jumped in front.
Absentee ballot drop boxes are allowed under Wisconsin statute and the state Supreme Court in 2022 incorrectly rewrote the law’s text to bar them, Gov. Tony Evers argued in a new brief.
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde’s new TV ad knocks Biden and U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin for their “open border policy.”
President Joe Biden has launched a new TV ad hitting Donald Trump on abortion and declaring his GOP rival doesn’t trust women.
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But protest votes hint at challenges for both in November.
Wisconsin voters spoke loudly and clearly Tuesday, striking a blow for democracy by forever banishing private money from election administration.
Yesterday’s elections weren’t going to be earth-shattering, but the results were still encouraging.
Lesson number-one for Biden, as regards the November race in Wisconsin, is simple: keep running against Trump. It works.
If you can’t answer “yes” to most of these questions, why would you vote for this man as president of the United States? The same questions can be asked of Joe Biden.
The whole nation can and should strongly applaud the voters in Enid, Oklahoma. The reason we do so is very basic. We must never allow extremists to prevail.
Bipartisan action in Madison sends a statement that respect for courts and the safety of judges is not a liberal or conservative value.
We have a crisis of lenient, uncaring judges.
A UW-Madison expert is urging dairy farm operators to watch out for signs of bird flu in their cows after cases of the virus were reported in herds in Kansas, Texas and Michigan. While no cattle in the state have tested positive for the disease, according to DATCP, the agency
To right today’s wrongs, government can and should be put to use the way it was when the whole country was electrified. Doing so depends on keeping in mind what Williamson, Levi and the IRS itself have learned: It all hinges on tax fairness.
The $100,000 campaign features two ads with 15- and 30-second versions each and is part of a larger campaign across other key swing states Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada and Pennsylvania.
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