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Green Bay, Wis. — On Tuesday, May 27th, bipartisan state lawmakers from Brown County introduced a budget motion to encourage critical investment in the county circuit court. After the announcement, Senator Jamie Wall (D-Green Bay) and Rep. Ryan Spaude (D-Ashwaubenon),
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Wisconsin’s Republican senator dishes it out to the Milwaukee Press Club.
The challenges we face today are growing stronger, and we are left especially confused by recent decisions in Washington.
A paper from an insiders’ group offers bad-faith arguments about Wisconsin school choice and the “decoupling” reform that would increase transparency.
The state Supreme Court recently suspended Dane County Circuit Judge Ellen Berz for one week without pay for two incidents it determined violated the Code of Judicial Ethics.
Without this investment, we’ll continue to face costly delays, inefficient staffing and public safety risks — not just in Milwaukee County, but statewide.
The American people have a right to know about the health and mental status of the president of the United States.
Scott Pelley, who is one of the anchor reporters on “60 Minutes,” pulled no punches in warning the graduates of the perils that face America today.
When housing prices go up, college enrollment often goes down, especially in places where economic opportunities are already limited.
Trump’s action is a full-frontal slap to the law enforcement community.
Donald Trump excels at broadsides against bright places and people that burnish our world. But now, it’s getting personal.
NEA grants already awarded are cancelled, though not entirely for some.
Jim Davel, the county administrator, told WisPolitics in a phone interview he has “no idea what the heck this is about, whatsoever.”
MADISON, Wis.— Today, the Universities of Wisconsin announced the selection of the 2025–2026 Wisconsin Teaching Fellows & Scholars. This year’s Wisconsin Teaching Fellows and Scholars (WTFS) participants include 21 faculty and instructors from the Universities of Wisconsin’s 11 comprehensive universities,
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Green Bay, Wis. — On Tuesday, May 27th, bipartisan state lawmakers from Brown County introduced a budget motion to encourage critical investment in the county circuit court. After the announcement, Senator Jamie Wall (D-Green Bay) and Rep. Ryan Spaude (D-Ashwaubenon), released the following statement: Sen. Jamie Wall: “There’s a backlog
TOP STORIES Dugan’s legal team files memo arguing for dismissal, citing Trump ruling as precedent… 37-page memorandum supports and expands on a [May 14] motion to dismiss … [atty.] Strang and others on the high-powered legal team argue that as a judge, Dugan has “absolute immunity” for official acts in
Wisconsin’s Republican senator dishes it out to the Milwaukee Press Club.
The challenges we face today are growing stronger, and we are left especially confused by recent decisions in Washington.
A paper from an insiders’ group offers bad-faith arguments about Wisconsin school choice and the “decoupling” reform that would increase transparency.
The state Supreme Court recently suspended Dane County Circuit Judge Ellen Berz for one week without pay for two incidents it determined violated the Code of Judicial Ethics.
Without this investment, we’ll continue to face costly delays, inefficient staffing and public safety risks — not just in Milwaukee County, but statewide.
The American people have a right to know about the health and mental status of the president of the United States.
Scott Pelley, who is one of the anchor reporters on “60 Minutes,” pulled no punches in warning the graduates of the perils that face America today.
When housing prices go up, college enrollment often goes down, especially in places where economic opportunities are already limited.
Trump’s action is a full-frontal slap to the law enforcement community.
Donald Trump excels at broadsides against bright places and people that burnish our world. But now, it’s getting personal.
NEA grants already awarded are cancelled, though not entirely for some.
Jim Davel, the county administrator, told WisPolitics in a phone interview he has “no idea what the heck this is about, whatsoever.”
MADISON, Wis.— Today, the Universities of Wisconsin announced the selection of the 2025–2026 Wisconsin Teaching Fellows & Scholars. This year’s Wisconsin Teaching Fellows and Scholars (WTFS) participants include 21 faculty and instructors from the Universities of Wisconsin’s 11 comprehensive universities, nominated by Provosts for their excellence in teaching and learning.
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