MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers celebrated a $12.5 million federal grant received by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) to upgrade road safety, expand truck parking by 280 percent, and modernize two safety rest areas along the I-43 corridor between
It’s homecoming week at University of Wisconsin-Stout, and Culver’s of Menomonie is joining the festivities with an exclusive Blue Devils-themed frozen custard flavor. Blue Devil Food Cake will be featured on Friday, Oct. 25, as the ButterBurger behemoth’s Flavor of
Researchers at UW-Madison are leveraging a unique quirk of animal biology to improve an imaging technique used to identify targets for drug therapies. A team led by Prof. Ci Ji Lim recently published a study in the journal Nature Communications
The MacIver Institute falsely distorted and minimized Baldwin’s central role in passing legislation to help save retirement benefits of middle-working class participants in imminently collapsing corporate-union pension plans, including the Central States Pension Fund.
MADISON, Wis. – 85 Wisconsinites lost their lives to domestic violence last year, according to a new report from End Abuse Wisconsin. As we recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October, Attorney General Josh Kaul is reminding Wisconsinites of the resources available
The importance of engaging Black male voters, in the upcoming election, cannot be overstated.
While even many of his supporters are troubled by some of the candidate’s behavior and over-the-top statements, they view it as simple hyperbole, that he won’t actually do the things he claims he will.
It was more debate than interview, with the newsman a surrogate for Trump.
Voters have come to expect weirdness from Trump, so it is not the news story it once was. Others say Trump acts so delusional so often that if reporters tracked and wrote about him acting in this way on each occasion there would be no other space or time for the rest of the events in the political world.
Wisconsin’s senior population is rapidly growing, expected to increase by 75% between now and 2040. It’s a community that deserves protecting, and one that faces unique challenges related to the cost of care – and cost of living more broadly, given their fixed incomes.
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) invites the public to an open house event at the Wild Rose Fish Hatchery Education Center in Wild Rose on Saturday, Oct. 26. This free event will allow attendees to learn about many
The bureaucrats are the dictators, not the other way around.
The mayor and the City Council made no effort to balance the city’s annual budgets over the last five years, despite the annual warnings by the city’s finance department, community leaders and public policy experts,
October 20-26 marks National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week During National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week (October 20-26), the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is encouraging all Wisconsinites take steps to prevent and detect childhood lead exposure by getting the facts,
The most consequential election of our lifetime is now literally just days away! Here are a few suggestions about how to get actively engaged and check off items on your election “to do” list. Need Help or Have Questions? There
Community children are invited to trick-or-treat at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire residence halls on Thursday, Oct. 31. Residence halls hosting trick-or-treaters will offer candy either door to door or in their lobbies from 5-7 p.m. on Halloween. Door-to-door trick-or-treating will
MADISON, Wis. – Research participants have begun volunteering for brain scans at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health for a national study on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias called Clarity in Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias
MADISON, WI (October 18, 2024) – NFIB Wisconsin PAC announced its legislative endorsements today, featuring incumbents with proven track records of standing up for small businesses in Madison. “From tackling the rising costs of doing business to addressing the severe labor
MADISON, Wis. – Today, Tammy Baldwin, the first statewide Democrat to be endorsed by the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation in at least 20 years, announced a new digital ad campaign targeted to farmers and rural voters. Read more: Spectrum News WI:
MADISON — Wisconsin entrepreneur Eric Hovde won Friday’s debate, holding Sen. Baldwin accountable for her record of failure. Eric Hovde shared his vision to restore the American Dream by lowering costs, securing the southern border, and protecting girls from Sen. Baldwin’s radical
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers celebrated a $12.5 million federal grant received by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) to upgrade road safety, expand truck parking by 280 percent, and modernize two safety rest areas along the I-43 corridor between Green Bay and Manitowoc. The investment, through the U.S. Department
It’s homecoming week at University of Wisconsin-Stout, and Culver’s of Menomonie is joining the festivities with an exclusive Blue Devils-themed frozen custard flavor. Blue Devil Food Cake will be featured on Friday, Oct. 25, as the ButterBurger behemoth’s Flavor of the Day. Here’s the scoop: On Oct. 1, UW-Stout launched
Researchers at UW-Madison are leveraging a unique quirk of animal biology to improve an imaging technique used to identify targets for drug therapies. A team led by Prof. Ci Ji Lim recently published a study in the journal Nature Communications detailing this research, which is focused on boosting the clarity
The MacIver Institute falsely distorted and minimized Baldwin’s central role in passing legislation to help save retirement benefits of middle-working class participants in imminently collapsing corporate-union pension plans, including the Central States Pension Fund.
MADISON, Wis. – 85 Wisconsinites lost their lives to domestic violence last year, according to a new report from End Abuse Wisconsin. As we recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October, Attorney General Josh Kaul is reminding Wisconsinites of the resources available through the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) for survivors of
The importance of engaging Black male voters, in the upcoming election, cannot be overstated.
While even many of his supporters are troubled by some of the candidate’s behavior and over-the-top statements, they view it as simple hyperbole, that he won’t actually do the things he claims he will.
It was more debate than interview, with the newsman a surrogate for Trump.
Voters have come to expect weirdness from Trump, so it is not the news story it once was. Others say Trump acts so delusional so often that if reporters tracked and wrote about him acting in this way on each occasion there would be no other space or time for the rest of the events in the political world.
Wisconsin’s senior population is rapidly growing, expected to increase by 75% between now and 2040. It’s a community that deserves protecting, and one that faces unique challenges related to the cost of care – and cost of living more broadly, given their fixed incomes.
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) invites the public to an open house event at the Wild Rose Fish Hatchery Education Center in Wild Rose on Saturday, Oct. 26. This free event will allow attendees to learn about many popular gamefish species and celebrate the annual fall salmon migration.
The bureaucrats are the dictators, not the other way around.
The mayor and the City Council made no effort to balance the city’s annual budgets over the last five years, despite the annual warnings by the city’s finance department, community leaders and public policy experts,
October 20-26 marks National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week During National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week (October 20-26), the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is encouraging all Wisconsinites take steps to prevent and detect childhood lead exposure by getting the facts, helping children get tested for lead exposure, and checking homes
The most consequential election of our lifetime is now literally just days away! Here are a few suggestions about how to get actively engaged and check off items on your election “to do” list. Need Help or Have Questions? There are answers at 866-OUR-VOTE Common Cause Wisconsin is part of
Community children are invited to trick-or-treat at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire residence halls on Thursday, Oct. 31. Residence halls hosting trick-or-treaters will offer candy either door to door or in their lobbies from 5-7 p.m. on Halloween. Door-to-door trick-or-treating will be in Bridgman, Chancellors and Karlgaard Towers, where guests should
MADISON, Wis. – Research participants have begun volunteering for brain scans at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health for a national study on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias called Clarity in Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias Research Through Imaging, or CLARiTI. One of the first to participate
MADISON, WI (October 18, 2024) – NFIB Wisconsin PAC announced its legislative endorsements today, featuring incumbents with proven track records of standing up for small businesses in Madison. “From tackling the rising costs of doing business to addressing the severe labor shortages and easing the burden of excessive regulations, Wisconsin small
MADISON, Wis. – Today, Tammy Baldwin, the first statewide Democrat to be endorsed by the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation in at least 20 years, announced a new digital ad campaign targeted to farmers and rural voters. Read more: Spectrum News WI: Exclusive: Baldwin campaign to release ad critical of Hovde on
MADISON — Wisconsin entrepreneur Eric Hovde won Friday’s debate, holding Sen. Baldwin accountable for her record of failure. Eric Hovde shared his vision to restore the American Dream by lowering costs, securing the southern border, and protecting girls from Sen. Baldwin’s radical agenda. He proved Sen. Baldwin is radical, extreme and wrong