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The climate changes over long periods of time, and it always will. Folks will blame cows and every modern innovation for every wobble in the weather. Climate alarmists want to control the narrative. What is often needed is discernment, context and research to see what’s happening to our world. Be informed.
Wisconsinites are starving for tax relief. In response, Gov. Tony Evers served up a three-course veto meal, leaving taxpayers with a bitter aftertaste. Each veto represents a broken campaign promise of tax relief for the middle class.
All the mothers who have been to your office about this issue are desperate. We are now fighting for the lives of other children in honor of our children’s memories because it’s the only way we might find the tiniest bit of peace. Pass KOSA now.
Whatever voters do in April, come November we’ll almost certainly be facing a Trump v. Biden rematch. That’s a coin toss in our state.
I truly feel that our nation yearns, maybe without even knowing it, to be politely asked for their vote and to be treated as something other than just a part of an angry election cycle. A little Sousa music and an old-fashioned touch to our politics might just be what we need most in 2024.
At tonight’s State of the Union address what Joe Biden says won’t be heard. How he says it is the whole ballgame.
State and federal grants helping Wausau replace 8K lead service lines
Much progress made recently but more work remains
In 2022, more than 1,800 Wisconsinites died of an overdose, including nearly 70 in Waukesha County.
While the inflation pressures have fallen significantly, corporations that set everyday prices haven’t necessarily followed along.
Budget surpluses suggest the obvious. Wisconsin doesn’t have a taxing problem. It has a spending problem. And leaving that money on the table so politicians can play Uncle Sugar makes it worse.
A 67-year old rape victim is orphaned by the broken ’system.’
Wisconsin’s smallest incorporated village is on a hill, and in a valley, too. Third in a series of profiles of persevering small towns in the Badger State.
Rejecting this referendum is not a rejection of public schools; it is a call for long-needed accountability. We owe it to taxpayers. We owe it to employers. We owe it to parents. But most of all, we owe it to our students.
We’re used to seeing politicians with a “D” for Democrat or an “R” for Republican after their name. I wonder if that Republican “R” doesn’t also stand for Russia these days, because Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are looking more and more like Vladimir Putin’s patsies.
How did we get to this point where a professional editorial board at the Wisconsin State Journal allowed for the F-bomb to be published by using the syndicated work of editorial cartoonist Andy Marlette?
Madison and Milwaukee were guaranteed 10% increases, other municipalities 20%
New legislative electoral maps are heavily gerrymandered to the benefit of Democrats, but where there is change, there is opportunity.
WEDC is building on this momentum with the launch of Look Forward Wisconsin, which combines online and TV advertising with person-to-person follow-up to attract potential new residents.
Assembly Bill 466, the Wisconsin Data Privacy Act, was introduced to empower you, the consumer, and give back control over your personal data.
The climate changes over long periods of time, and it always will. Folks will blame cows and every modern innovation for every wobble in the weather. Climate alarmists want to control the narrative. What is often needed is discernment, context and research to see what’s happening to our world. Be informed.
Wisconsinites are starving for tax relief. In response, Gov. Tony Evers served up a three-course veto meal, leaving taxpayers with a bitter aftertaste. Each veto represents a broken campaign promise of tax relief for the middle class.
All the mothers who have been to your office about this issue are desperate. We are now fighting for the lives of other children in honor of our children’s memories because it’s the only way we might find the tiniest bit of peace. Pass KOSA now.
Whatever voters do in April, come November we’ll almost certainly be facing a Trump v. Biden rematch. That’s a coin toss in our state.
I truly feel that our nation yearns, maybe without even knowing it, to be politely asked for their vote and to be treated as something other than just a part of an angry election cycle. A little Sousa music and an old-fashioned touch to our politics might just be what we need most in 2024.
At tonight’s State of the Union address what Joe Biden says won’t be heard. How he says it is the whole ballgame.
State and federal grants helping Wausau replace 8K lead service lines
Much progress made recently but more work remains
In 2022, more than 1,800 Wisconsinites died of an overdose, including nearly 70 in Waukesha County.
While the inflation pressures have fallen significantly, corporations that set everyday prices haven’t necessarily followed along.
Budget surpluses suggest the obvious. Wisconsin doesn’t have a taxing problem. It has a spending problem. And leaving that money on the table so politicians can play Uncle Sugar makes it worse.
A 67-year old rape victim is orphaned by the broken ’system.’
Wisconsin’s smallest incorporated village is on a hill, and in a valley, too. Third in a series of profiles of persevering small towns in the Badger State.
Rejecting this referendum is not a rejection of public schools; it is a call for long-needed accountability. We owe it to taxpayers. We owe it to employers. We owe it to parents. But most of all, we owe it to our students.
We’re used to seeing politicians with a “D” for Democrat or an “R” for Republican after their name. I wonder if that Republican “R” doesn’t also stand for Russia these days, because Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are looking more and more like Vladimir Putin’s patsies.
How did we get to this point where a professional editorial board at the Wisconsin State Journal allowed for the F-bomb to be published by using the syndicated work of editorial cartoonist Andy Marlette?
Madison and Milwaukee were guaranteed 10% increases, other municipalities 20%
New legislative electoral maps are heavily gerrymandered to the benefit of Democrats, but where there is change, there is opportunity.
WEDC is building on this momentum with the launch of Look Forward Wisconsin, which combines online and TV advertising with person-to-person follow-up to attract potential new residents.
Assembly Bill 466, the Wisconsin Data Privacy Act, was introduced to empower you, the consumer, and give back control over your personal data.
