Bruce Murphy: Bradley Foundation has become less local
Thursday, Jun 13, 2024
Much less money for Wisconsin, more board members from outside state.
Much less money for Wisconsin, more board members from outside state.
The Society of Professional Journalists issues a ‘call to action’ for other reporters to follow suit.
When it’s Father’s Day in 2024, we should be able to go far beyond gifts – to our failure to define fatherhood.
Mount Horeb voters approved referendums that paid for school security improvements.
On April 16, with no discussion, the Madison Common Council unanimously approved an ordinance amendment to allow humane officers to require that dogs who bite other dogs or people be physically restrained when outside, lest their owners be fined up to $500. Last month, the Dane County Board passed a nearly identical amendment. Both are now in effect.
The liberal law firm that brought suit against the WI alternate presidential electors makes the case that the scheme that culminated in the January 6, 2021, assault on the Constitution began here in Wisconsin.
What the data shows about Wisconsin and U.S. economies.
Rep. Troy Nehls called Paul Ryan a “piece of garbage” for suggesting in the gentlest way imaginable that Trump may not be the hero our country needs.
The ad features a narrator who says Vos, R-Rochester, is “bulldozing progress,” making life harder for working families by blocking affordable, accessible child care, sticking “detour signs up” on paid leave and stopping BadgerCare expansion.
The Racine Recall Committee is claiming Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ challenge to its petition should be rejected because the Rochester Republican didn’t follow proper procedure in filing it.
City leaders can play a role in MPS reform.
It’s high time to introduce a direct ballot initiative to nullify or override the results of the recent referendum based on information that was either held back knowingly or swept under the rug in advance by parties in the know.
It’s the inability of Black families to own real estate — whether for lack of decent paying jobs or the fact that they’ve historically been redlined out of obtaining mortgages — that prevents them from building wealth like most white families have been able to do.
I’ve heard outrageous claims that the Joint Finance Committee cannot release funding because of the governor’s vetoes. That’s flat-out false.
Why are they opposing incumbent Democrat? In a word, they hate him.
Apart from party leaders at all three conventions, only a handful of rank-and-file delegates to the two earlier conventions have been chosen this time.
Criminal case against Wisconsin Trump supporters is a brazen abuse of ‘justice’ system
It has been widely reported that Trump’s conviction of 34 felonies was—well, iffy. But why? Here’s what happened and why the case should have been tossed.
Tourism in Wisconsin had a record-high $25 billion economic impact last year, marking a 5.4% increase over the previous year’s record of $23.7 billion. State officials yesterday announced tourism industry data for 2023, showing Wisconsin had 113 million visits last
The Project 72 WI PAC said its $500,000 digital buy will run through early July on social media and streaming services statewide. Meanwhile, a Better Wisconsin Together said its 15- and 30-second ads will run across digital platforms as part of a high six-figure initial buy.
Much less money for Wisconsin, more board members from outside state.
The Society of Professional Journalists issues a ‘call to action’ for other reporters to follow suit.
When it’s Father’s Day in 2024, we should be able to go far beyond gifts – to our failure to define fatherhood.
Mount Horeb voters approved referendums that paid for school security improvements.
On April 16, with no discussion, the Madison Common Council unanimously approved an ordinance amendment to allow humane officers to require that dogs who bite other dogs or people be physically restrained when outside, lest their owners be fined up to $500. Last month, the Dane County Board passed a nearly identical amendment. Both are now in effect.
The liberal law firm that brought suit against the WI alternate presidential electors makes the case that the scheme that culminated in the January 6, 2021, assault on the Constitution began here in Wisconsin.
What the data shows about Wisconsin and U.S. economies.
Rep. Troy Nehls called Paul Ryan a “piece of garbage” for suggesting in the gentlest way imaginable that Trump may not be the hero our country needs.
The ad features a narrator who says Vos, R-Rochester, is “bulldozing progress,” making life harder for working families by blocking affordable, accessible child care, sticking “detour signs up” on paid leave and stopping BadgerCare expansion.
The Racine Recall Committee is claiming Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ challenge to its petition should be rejected because the Rochester Republican didn’t follow proper procedure in filing it.
City leaders can play a role in MPS reform.
It’s high time to introduce a direct ballot initiative to nullify or override the results of the recent referendum based on information that was either held back knowingly or swept under the rug in advance by parties in the know.
It’s the inability of Black families to own real estate — whether for lack of decent paying jobs or the fact that they’ve historically been redlined out of obtaining mortgages — that prevents them from building wealth like most white families have been able to do.
I’ve heard outrageous claims that the Joint Finance Committee cannot release funding because of the governor’s vetoes. That’s flat-out false.
Why are they opposing incumbent Democrat? In a word, they hate him.
Apart from party leaders at all three conventions, only a handful of rank-and-file delegates to the two earlier conventions have been chosen this time.
Criminal case against Wisconsin Trump supporters is a brazen abuse of ‘justice’ system
It has been widely reported that Trump’s conviction of 34 felonies was—well, iffy. But why? Here’s what happened and why the case should have been tossed.
Tourism in Wisconsin had a record-high $25 billion economic impact last year, marking a 5.4% increase over the previous year’s record of $23.7 billion. State officials yesterday announced tourism industry data for 2023, showing Wisconsin had 113 million visits last year. That’s 2 million more than in 2022, and includes
The Project 72 WI PAC said its $500,000 digital buy will run through early July on social media and streaming services statewide. Meanwhile, a Better Wisconsin Together said its 15- and 30-second ads will run across digital platforms as part of a high six-figure initial buy.