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Capacity considered as district seeks $252 million in April referendum.
What voters need to know.
Mayor Cavalier Johnson is missing the key way to grow the city.
Unless Americans are willing to accept the lost lives of many thousands to suicides and mass shootings in our schools, churches, theaters and shopping centers so that a minority of citizens can buy, sell and shoot lethal weapons, they need to replace the politicians who cower before the gun fanatics.
Roosevelt welcomed the hatred of the plutocrats—and won a landslide. Biden should take note.
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Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is going up with the first ad of his reelection bid, touting efforts to cut down on reckless driving and reduce crime.
From WisPolitics … — President Joe Biden told supporters at his Wisconsin headquarters that his campaign will require “knocking on doors and making contact with people.” He also took a dig at Donald Trump as both have now won enough
President Joe Biden on Wednesday touted a $3 billion federal grant program to help communities divided by decades-old transportation infrastructure projects — including one in Wisconsin’s largest city — while continuing to knock Donald Trump on Social Security and Medicaid.
The Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors is reporting the first two-month streak of rising home sales since 2022, though many more homes are needed to satisfy buyer demand in the region. Metro-area home sales rose 11.2% over the year in
Regardless of which political party we call home or how we personally feel about Speaker Robin Vos, we should all have a lift in our footsteps knowing the absurdity perpetrated by the base of Donald Trump supporters was not allowed to make it to the ballot box.
Retirement system that Gov. Walker tried to change is nationally renowned, helps reduce wealth gap.
One of our nation’s structural supports that has provided the stability to make us the world’s oldest republic is our federalist structure. In a very geographically large and demographically diverse nation, the ability for each of the 50 states to shape public policy in accordance with the peculiarities of its citizenry is a strength — not a weakness.
Yes, this year’s weather is being driven by a strong El Niño climate pattern, but many climate experts say it’s double whammy, one kick from El Niño, the other from climate change.
Capacity considered as district seeks $252 million in April referendum.
What voters need to know.
Mayor Cavalier Johnson is missing the key way to grow the city.
Unless Americans are willing to accept the lost lives of many thousands to suicides and mass shootings in our schools, churches, theaters and shopping centers so that a minority of citizens can buy, sell and shoot lethal weapons, they need to replace the politicians who cower before the gun fanatics.
Roosevelt welcomed the hatred of the plutocrats—and won a landslide. Biden should take note.
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Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is going up with the first ad of his reelection bid, touting efforts to cut down on reckless driving and reduce crime.
From WisPolitics … — President Joe Biden told supporters at his Wisconsin headquarters that his campaign will require “knocking on doors and making contact with people.” He also took a dig at Donald Trump as both have now won enough delegates to clinch their party’s nominations. “A lot of you
President Joe Biden on Wednesday touted a $3 billion federal grant program to help communities divided by decades-old transportation infrastructure projects — including one in Wisconsin’s largest city — while continuing to knock Donald Trump on Social Security and Medicaid.
The Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors is reporting the first two-month streak of rising home sales since 2022, though many more homes are needed to satisfy buyer demand in the region. Metro-area home sales rose 11.2% over the year in February, according to the latest GMAR report. A total of
Regardless of which political party we call home or how we personally feel about Speaker Robin Vos, we should all have a lift in our footsteps knowing the absurdity perpetrated by the base of Donald Trump supporters was not allowed to make it to the ballot box.
Retirement system that Gov. Walker tried to change is nationally renowned, helps reduce wealth gap.
One of our nation’s structural supports that has provided the stability to make us the world’s oldest republic is our federalist structure. In a very geographically large and demographically diverse nation, the ability for each of the 50 states to shape public policy in accordance with the peculiarities of its citizenry is a strength — not a weakness.
Yes, this year’s weather is being driven by a strong El Niño climate pattern, but many climate experts say it’s double whammy, one kick from El Niño, the other from climate change.