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One month before the first Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee, State Republican Party Chairman Brian Schimming is advising members of his party who have a favorite candidate to also have a Plan B.
What DeSantis, the Florida Board of Education, and any allies of theirs don’t understand is, you can’t take from us, what you didn’t give to us. You don’t own our history, we do.
If they don’t approve sales tax hike, county will face fiscal disaster and voters will blame them.
Colleges and universities should rely on merit, principally one’s grades and test scores, to determine if they meet the demands of the university or college to which they seek admission.
Protecting diversity on campus creates better paths to opportunity for students of every race. The question now is to figure out how.
Gov. Tony Earl led efforts in 1986 to save American Players Theater, the nation’s second-largest outdoor theater for the classics.
Biden knows that there are some things he just can’t get by Congress. So, like most presidents, he’s trying to get them done by executive fiat.
Battery manufacturers, retailers, politicians, and government agencies need to work quickly to create a safe and easily accessible infrastructure for battery disposal.
There are almost an infinite number of ways to use the remaining $4 billion state surplus.
Money is not the problem at this time. … The problems now are planning, supply chains, workforce, weather and the time it takes to actually install the technology in our communities.
National publication takes note of Dane County’s influence.
As we all take time to digest the recent Supreme Court decision that rolled back affirmative action provisions in higher education admissions, we must look to the aftermath of the Brown decision to find its impetus.
Over the past few months, Wisconsin has become a key battleground in the LGBT culture war, with local news stories increasingly grabbing national headlines.
Two months into the presidential bid that is long on ambition and short on appeal, Ron DeSantis is in trouble.
House Republicans struck another blow for chaos. Trump must be very pleased.
The deal is a major victory for congressional Republicans, and for pragmatic good sense.
Criminal act must not be final chapter.
Wisconsin has all the makings to be an international hub for fusion.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the role third-party presidential candidates have played in Wisconsin over the years. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership.
Evers threaded the needle and got the best deal he could for most of Wisconsin given that he has to negotiate with a far-right Legislature that doesn’t have to answer to voters (yet) thanks to gerrymandered legislative districts.
One month before the first Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee, State Republican Party Chairman Brian Schimming is advising members of his party who have a favorite candidate to also have a Plan B.
What DeSantis, the Florida Board of Education, and any allies of theirs don’t understand is, you can’t take from us, what you didn’t give to us. You don’t own our history, we do.
If they don’t approve sales tax hike, county will face fiscal disaster and voters will blame them.
Colleges and universities should rely on merit, principally one’s grades and test scores, to determine if they meet the demands of the university or college to which they seek admission.
Protecting diversity on campus creates better paths to opportunity for students of every race. The question now is to figure out how.
Gov. Tony Earl led efforts in 1986 to save American Players Theater, the nation’s second-largest outdoor theater for the classics.
Biden knows that there are some things he just can’t get by Congress. So, like most presidents, he’s trying to get them done by executive fiat.
Battery manufacturers, retailers, politicians, and government agencies need to work quickly to create a safe and easily accessible infrastructure for battery disposal.
There are almost an infinite number of ways to use the remaining $4 billion state surplus.
Money is not the problem at this time. … The problems now are planning, supply chains, workforce, weather and the time it takes to actually install the technology in our communities.
National publication takes note of Dane County’s influence.
As we all take time to digest the recent Supreme Court decision that rolled back affirmative action provisions in higher education admissions, we must look to the aftermath of the Brown decision to find its impetus.
Over the past few months, Wisconsin has become a key battleground in the LGBT culture war, with local news stories increasingly grabbing national headlines.
Two months into the presidential bid that is long on ambition and short on appeal, Ron DeSantis is in trouble.
House Republicans struck another blow for chaos. Trump must be very pleased.
The deal is a major victory for congressional Republicans, and for pragmatic good sense.
Criminal act must not be final chapter.
Wisconsin has all the makings to be an international hub for fusion.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the role third-party presidential candidates have played in Wisconsin over the years. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership.
Evers threaded the needle and got the best deal he could for most of Wisconsin given that he has to negotiate with a far-right Legislature that doesn’t have to answer to voters (yet) thanks to gerrymandered legislative districts.
