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By strengthening safety requirements for trains involved in transporting hazardous materials, we can reduce the risk of accidents, improve emergency response capabilities, and enhance the overall safety and health of workers, our communities, and the environment.
The election is not until November 2024, but already a potential strong contender has decided not to challenge her.
We should discuss the love and positivity that made the day unique, not the actions of a few youth who reverted to violence.
Political calculations abound as Meagan Wolfe’s term ends July 1.
Why the shared revenue deal happened when it did, what it says about Wisconsin’s democracy, and what’s next.
Still provides a forecast of the state’s engineering future if the Legislature approves a new engineering building for the UW-Madison campus.
He can work the numbers and decry the deficit. But he shouldn’t insult Americans who believe what they’re seeing in the culture is destructive and real and must be engaged.
Ryan’s claim that the culture war is “polarizing” is exactly why we need to pick sides.
They’d like to win statewide again.
It’s a shame it had to come down to this, but an advisory council has now been put together to build trust in Wisconsin’s elections.
The story of Blacks in America will forever be told.
This Juneteenth, I want to honor Wisconsin’s Black communities and Milwaukee’s historic Juneteenth celebration, while also acknowledging the work that still needs to be done to move our nation forward.
Juneteenth celebrates true democracy, where dreams, talent, and hard work intersect to make good on promises of equality and freedom for all.
For many independent schools, especially at the costlier high-school level, the increase is “the difference between keeping their doors open or having to end operations entirely,” as one Milwaukee educator told a newspaper.
Circumstances have changed and a health care deal is possible.
How does starving the UW of the financial backing it needs to survive as a great institution of higher learning, benefitting the people of our state, move Wisconsin forward?
We cannot continue to accept the gun violence that plagues our society. We must take action.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the GOP state party convention and whether Republicans can win statewide in future elections. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center for Public Leadership.
Some Republicans, most notably Chris Christie, former New Jersey governor and presidential candidate, are finally criticizing Donald Trump over the former president’s 37-count indictment over federal records.
If found guilty, the judge will have the first opportunity to mitigate the damage to our political system with a pragmatic non-jail sentence. But President Biden could calm the nation, too. He could pardon Trump for his relatively low-level offenses.
By strengthening safety requirements for trains involved in transporting hazardous materials, we can reduce the risk of accidents, improve emergency response capabilities, and enhance the overall safety and health of workers, our communities, and the environment.
The election is not until November 2024, but already a potential strong contender has decided not to challenge her.
We should discuss the love and positivity that made the day unique, not the actions of a few youth who reverted to violence.
Political calculations abound as Meagan Wolfe’s term ends July 1.
Why the shared revenue deal happened when it did, what it says about Wisconsin’s democracy, and what’s next.
Still provides a forecast of the state’s engineering future if the Legislature approves a new engineering building for the UW-Madison campus.
He can work the numbers and decry the deficit. But he shouldn’t insult Americans who believe what they’re seeing in the culture is destructive and real and must be engaged.
Ryan’s claim that the culture war is “polarizing” is exactly why we need to pick sides.
They’d like to win statewide again.
It’s a shame it had to come down to this, but an advisory council has now been put together to build trust in Wisconsin’s elections.
The story of Blacks in America will forever be told.
This Juneteenth, I want to honor Wisconsin’s Black communities and Milwaukee’s historic Juneteenth celebration, while also acknowledging the work that still needs to be done to move our nation forward.
Juneteenth celebrates true democracy, where dreams, talent, and hard work intersect to make good on promises of equality and freedom for all.
For many independent schools, especially at the costlier high-school level, the increase is “the difference between keeping their doors open or having to end operations entirely,” as one Milwaukee educator told a newspaper.
Circumstances have changed and a health care deal is possible.
How does starving the UW of the financial backing it needs to survive as a great institution of higher learning, benefitting the people of our state, move Wisconsin forward?
We cannot continue to accept the gun violence that plagues our society. We must take action.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the GOP state party convention and whether Republicans can win statewide in future elections. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center for Public Leadership.
Some Republicans, most notably Chris Christie, former New Jersey governor and presidential candidate, are finally criticizing Donald Trump over the former president’s 37-count indictment over federal records.
If found guilty, the judge will have the first opportunity to mitigate the damage to our political system with a pragmatic non-jail sentence. But President Biden could calm the nation, too. He could pardon Trump for his relatively low-level offenses.
