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The Madison area loses two stalwarts.

Challenge the government, and you too could wind up like Assange, Snowden, Ulbricht.
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The 5 percent tuition hike for the 2023-2024 school year is set to generate about $38 million per year.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Worker’s Comp Works Coalition From WisPolitics.com … — Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz raised $1 million over the past week, spurred by another six-figure contribution from the state Dem Party, according to her

The Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce Issues Mobilization Council has released a new spot knocking liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz over a sentence she handed down in a rape case. The ad features the narrator recounting a rape case interspersed

The price tag for Wisconsin’s state Supreme Court race has surpassed $45 million, almost tripling the previous national record, according to a WisPolitics.com review.

Supreme Court candidate Daniel Kelly at a Madison event said it is important to maintain stability with regard to legal precedent, while noting courts don’t always make the right decisions. Meanwhile, Protasiewicz told an NAACP Milwaukee virtual event the proposed constitutional amendments to revamp bail policies “could go a step further.”

The Wisconsin Hospital Association is urging state officials to “safely eliminate steps” in the licensure process to help health care professionals get to work faster. In its latest report on the health care workforce, WHA details a variety of proposals

School choice, workers’ rights and fiscal responsibility at stake in court race.

These changes, if adopted, are simply the latest in a long line of constitutional amendments that have severely limited — or eliminated altogether — the right to bail.

We need to know more truth about the contributions of Black people and of women because we don’t know enough information about either subject.

The time is now to expand Medicaid in our state. Here are five reasons why.

Preventing and addressing toxic pollution in our waters is a major national priority to protect public health. Regulators and legislators must do much more to protect Wisconsinites from water contamination like PFAS, or toxic forever chemicals.

An inside look at the cops, crimes, and human beings wrapped up in this deadly statewide problem.

The Madison area loses two stalwarts.

Challenge the government, and you too could wind up like Assange, Snowden, Ulbricht.
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The 5 percent tuition hike for the 2023-2024 school year is set to generate about $38 million per year.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Worker’s Comp Works Coalition From WisPolitics.com … — Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz raised $1 million over the past week, spurred by another six-figure contribution from the state Dem Party, according to her late contribution report. Meanwhile, conservative rival Daniel Kelly reported he’s

The Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce Issues Mobilization Council has released a new spot knocking liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz over a sentence she handed down in a rape case. The ad features the narrator recounting a rape case interspersed with a female voice reading from the victim impact statement.

The price tag for Wisconsin’s state Supreme Court race has surpassed $45 million, almost tripling the previous national record, according to a WisPolitics.com review.

Supreme Court candidate Daniel Kelly at a Madison event said it is important to maintain stability with regard to legal precedent, while noting courts don’t always make the right decisions. Meanwhile, Protasiewicz told an NAACP Milwaukee virtual event the proposed constitutional amendments to revamp bail policies “could go a step further.”

The Wisconsin Hospital Association is urging state officials to “safely eliminate steps” in the licensure process to help health care professionals get to work faster. In its latest report on the health care workforce, WHA details a variety of proposals to address the industry’s worsening labor force crisis. Ann Zenk,

School choice, workers’ rights and fiscal responsibility at stake in court race.

These changes, if adopted, are simply the latest in a long line of constitutional amendments that have severely limited — or eliminated altogether — the right to bail.

We need to know more truth about the contributions of Black people and of women because we don’t know enough information about either subject.

The time is now to expand Medicaid in our state. Here are five reasons why.

Preventing and addressing toxic pollution in our waters is a major national priority to protect public health. Regulators and legislators must do much more to protect Wisconsinites from water contamination like PFAS, or toxic forever chemicals.

An inside look at the cops, crimes, and human beings wrapped up in this deadly statewide problem.