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A new study says about four in 10 Americans are eschewing most or all news coverage. Here are five observations about why that’s happening.
The culture wars occurring in school board meetings, school districts, schools and classrooms today are a clear sign of the desire that many have. They are choosing to gloss over, and now more openly, to simply ignore and attempt to cover up the ugly parts of the nation’s history.
As pro-life centers in Wisconsin and around the country are under attack from pro-abortion terrorists, Gov. Tony Evers is again ratcheting up his political rhetoric.
In the crazy, mixed-up world of this Republican Party doing the right thing is cause for blistering criticism.
Common Sense Wisconsin executive director Joe Handrick, though, says bigger threat is ballot harvesting.
The Canadian Pacific-Kansas City Southern merger will lead to the length of trains trekking through Wisconsin to nearly double.
Despite the ample resource potential that exists on Indigenous lands, energy access is still a major concern for Native American nations.
‘As unique as the breakfast tacos’ is only the latest offense.
Owner of liberal outlet in Madison envisions network of 12 stations in 7 markets with factual news shows.
The Miracle League of Dane County is an inspirational program for kids with disabilities that was founded by longtime Madison management consultant Bill Schultz, who has disabilities himself.
GOP legislative leaders have asked the Republican co-chairs of JCRAR to halt efforts by the Wisconsin Elections Commission to continue allowing clerks to fill in missing information on absentee ballot envelopes. The commission in 2016 unanimously approved telling clerks they
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Fundraising numbers are rolling in for members of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation, including U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil’s announcement this morning that he raised $620,000 through his personal campaign account,
Dem Rebecca Cooke says in the first TV ad of her bid for the 3rd CD that she will be a “champion for small business owners, farmers and union workers.” The 30-second ad is part of a six-figure buy. The
What was once an obscure, fringe — many thought eccentric — legal theory is now the prevailing jurisprudence of the land, adopted by at least five members of the Supreme Court.
It’s a problem common to the average American: You get so busy campaigning for political office you forget to pay your property taxes. Such are the real struggles of Wisconsin’s grossly out-of-touch lieutenant governor Mandela Barnes.
Did Uihlein pull his funding? And which candidate for governor will benefit?
The statistics surrounding cigarettes are grim for Black Americans.
The Democratic National Committee this morning launched a 30-second TV spot knocking Republicans on the overturning of federal abortion protections. The narrator in the six-figure ad only airing in Wisconsin notes Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says a national abortion
The five startup companies named to the latest cohort of Northwestern Mutual’s Black Founder Accelerator program are developing solutions for financial services, insurance and digital health. The Milwaukee-based company yesterday announced the names of the startups participating in the program,
A new study says about four in 10 Americans are eschewing most or all news coverage. Here are five observations about why that’s happening.
The culture wars occurring in school board meetings, school districts, schools and classrooms today are a clear sign of the desire that many have. They are choosing to gloss over, and now more openly, to simply ignore and attempt to cover up the ugly parts of the nation’s history.
As pro-life centers in Wisconsin and around the country are under attack from pro-abortion terrorists, Gov. Tony Evers is again ratcheting up his political rhetoric.
In the crazy, mixed-up world of this Republican Party doing the right thing is cause for blistering criticism.
Common Sense Wisconsin executive director Joe Handrick, though, says bigger threat is ballot harvesting.
The Canadian Pacific-Kansas City Southern merger will lead to the length of trains trekking through Wisconsin to nearly double.
Despite the ample resource potential that exists on Indigenous lands, energy access is still a major concern for Native American nations.
‘As unique as the breakfast tacos’ is only the latest offense.
Owner of liberal outlet in Madison envisions network of 12 stations in 7 markets with factual news shows.
The Miracle League of Dane County is an inspirational program for kids with disabilities that was founded by longtime Madison management consultant Bill Schultz, who has disabilities himself.
GOP legislative leaders have asked the Republican co-chairs of JCRAR to halt efforts by the Wisconsin Elections Commission to continue allowing clerks to fill in missing information on absentee ballot envelopes. The commission in 2016 unanimously approved telling clerks they could address deficiencies in absentee ballot envelopes. But the issue
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Fundraising numbers are rolling in for members of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation, including U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil’s announcement this morning that he raised $620,000 through his personal campaign account, his joint fundraising operation and his leadership PAC. The Janesvi…
Dem Rebecca Cooke says in the first TV ad of her bid for the 3rd CD that she will be a “champion for small business owners, farmers and union workers.” The 30-second ad is part of a six-figure buy. The Cooke campaign told WisPolitics.com the ad will run in the
What was once an obscure, fringe — many thought eccentric — legal theory is now the prevailing jurisprudence of the land, adopted by at least five members of the Supreme Court.
It’s a problem common to the average American: You get so busy campaigning for political office you forget to pay your property taxes. Such are the real struggles of Wisconsin’s grossly out-of-touch lieutenant governor Mandela Barnes.
Did Uihlein pull his funding? And which candidate for governor will benefit?
The statistics surrounding cigarettes are grim for Black Americans.
The Democratic National Committee this morning launched a 30-second TV spot knocking Republicans on the overturning of federal abortion protections. The narrator in the six-figure ad only airing in Wisconsin notes Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says a national abortion ban is possible, “50 years of women’s rights, stripped away
The five startup companies named to the latest cohort of Northwestern Mutual’s Black Founder Accelerator program are developing solutions for financial services, insurance and digital health. The Milwaukee-based company yesterday announced the names of the startups participating in the program, run in partnership with gener8tor. The Black Founder Accelerator supports