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MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents on Friday elected Regent Karen Walsh to a one-year term as president. Walsh, a graduate of UW-Madison and previously regent vice president, succeeds Edmund Manydeeds III, who has served
A Dane County judge today held Michael Gableman in contempt for failing to comply with the court’s January order to release records related to the 2020 election review led by the former state Supreme Court justice. Gableman during today’s combative
The WisOpinion insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at big early spending on ads in Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate race and whether it will move undecided voters. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin says pending federal legislation aims to bolster U.S. supply chains for critical products such as microchips. Speaking at a WisPolitics.com event this week in Washington, D.C., the Madison Dem discussed the latest iteration of the bill,
Georgia-Pacific’s 1915 Studios accelerator program in northeast Wisconsin is recruiting startups for its next cohort, due to kick off in September. The program was launched last year by the Atlanta-based pulp and paper company in partnership with startup accelerator gener8tor.
For all the discussion about automatic weapons, reproductive rights, racism and election subversion, the fact that truth no longer seems to matter is the single most important and over-arching political change in the lifetimes of baby boomers.
State is “ground zero” in ongoing effort to undermine democracy, experts warn.
Is any issue more critical than the Constitution?
The Jan. 6 Committee hearing on Thursday night, June 9th, made clear beyond the shadow of a doubt that Donald Trump was up to his eyeballs in the most serious crimes that any president has ever been accused of.
Those justices were willing to tarnish Wisconsin’s venerated open records law to accommodate Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, which just happens to have been the major contributor to their elections.
Wisconsin’s Republican congressional delegation voted no on the show and yes to the Second Amendment.
While the NRB and the Conservation Congress were once models of openness in government, they have increasingly come under the influence of officials who disregard public accountability.
Not exactly a new idea. Do the Brewers even want it? Could it help support the team?
WTMJ-TV announced qualifying candidates in the Dem U.S. Senate and GOP gubernatorial primaries have committed to televised summer debates. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee station announced NBC News Political Director and “Meet the Press”‘ host Chuck Todd will help moderate the Dem
The UW Board of Regents has voted to back President Jay Rothman’s call to keep tuition frozen for the upcoming school year. Republicans put a tuition freeze in place starting in the 2013-14 school year, but the current state budget
MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents on Friday elected Regent Karen Walsh to a one-year term as president. Walsh, a graduate of UW-Madison and previously regent vice president, succeeds Edmund Manydeeds III, who has served as president since June 2021. Regents also elected Regent Amy
A Dane County judge today held Michael Gableman in contempt for failing to comply with the court’s January order to release records related to the 2020 election review led by the former state Supreme Court justice. Gableman during today’s combative hearing refused to answer questions and accused Judge Frank Remington
The WisOpinion insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at big early spending on ads in Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate race and whether it will move undecided voters. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin says pending federal legislation aims to bolster U.S. supply chains for critical products such as microchips. Speaking at a WisPolitics.com event this week in Washington, D.C., the Madison Dem discussed the latest iteration of the bill, now called the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act. Originally touted
Georgia-Pacific’s 1915 Studios accelerator program in northeast Wisconsin is recruiting startups for its next cohort, due to kick off in September. The program was launched last year by the Atlanta-based pulp and paper company in partnership with startup accelerator gener8tor. Georgia-Pacific has seven Wisconsin facilities spread across Green Bay, Oshkosh,
For all the discussion about automatic weapons, reproductive rights, racism and election subversion, the fact that truth no longer seems to matter is the single most important and over-arching political change in the lifetimes of baby boomers.
State is “ground zero” in ongoing effort to undermine democracy, experts warn.
Is any issue more critical than the Constitution?
The Jan. 6 Committee hearing on Thursday night, June 9th, made clear beyond the shadow of a doubt that Donald Trump was up to his eyeballs in the most serious crimes that any president has ever been accused of.
Those justices were willing to tarnish Wisconsin’s venerated open records law to accommodate Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, which just happens to have been the major contributor to their elections.
Wisconsin’s Republican congressional delegation voted no on the show and yes to the Second Amendment.
While the NRB and the Conservation Congress were once models of openness in government, they have increasingly come under the influence of officials who disregard public accountability.
Not exactly a new idea. Do the Brewers even want it? Could it help support the team?
WTMJ-TV announced qualifying candidates in the Dem U.S. Senate and GOP gubernatorial primaries have committed to televised summer debates. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee station announced NBC News Political Director and “Meet the Press”‘ host Chuck Todd will help moderate the Dem U.S. Senate primary debate July 17. The candidates who have
The UW Board of Regents has voted to back President Jay Rothman’s call to keep tuition frozen for the upcoming school year. Republicans put a tuition freeze in place starting in the 2013-14 school year, but the current state budget returned to the regents the power to set tuition. Still,