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Baldwin has taken the confirmation process seriously and, last week, she announced that she would vote against putting Taibleson on the bench.
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Baldwin has taken the confirmation process seriously and, last week, she announced that she would vote against putting Taibleson on the bench.

An estimated 7 million to 10 million Americans rallied on No Kings Saturday from sea to shining sea.

The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss legislation to allow clerks to process absentee ballots the day before election day. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership.

Camera culture is becoming even more pervasive.

A mix of internal and external trends are shaping Wisconsin’s economy in myriad ways. Here is a half-dozen to keep in mind.

The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Norman Rockwell, one of America’s greatest artists, would have had a great time last weekend in Wisconsin. Portraits of Rockwell’s generation

The left fails to see that no dictator would allow protests.

Our Democracy cannot survive one man rule that serves only himself and the needs of those who voted for him.

The destruction of the East Wing is a slap in the face of historians, architects, and everyday citizens who see value in remembering where we came from.

Jon Henkes, WisconsinEye’s president, explained that it’s not just a media outlet. It’s a movement to guard the fundamental right of every Wisconsinite to see, hear and evaluate the actions of elected officials.

The true crisis in Williams Bay may not be the water, but a lack of information. It should not take a scientist to understand and access the village’s water quality and public health information.

She could right the ship while looking for a Fickell/McIntosh replacement.

A Capital Times report showed from 2018 to 2023, the Department of Public Instruction investigated over 200 allegations of grooming and sexual misconduct by educators, yet shockingly, many of these predators kept their teaching licenses and stayed in classrooms.

Can more competitive districts be created and what would they look like?

Lost or stolen firearms at gun stores threaten people’s lives.

Oconto Republican state Sen. Eric Wimberger has sponsored a bill that would require local communities to sign off on solar before they can proceed. There’s no such law for factory farms. Go figure.

If enacted, proposed budget cuts will have dire consequences for Milwaukeeans who rely on public transit for work, school, groceries and medical or social services.

New screening methods offer more convenient, comfortable options that break down the barriers to care, helping increase screening rates, and most importantly, enabling early detection that can mean the difference between life and death.

Orion Initiative centers rural providers who identify their areas of greatest need, then collaborate with UW academic medical partners to develop innovative solutions to meet those challenges.

For decades, Milwaukee leftists opposed widening Interstate 94 in Milwaukee County.

Baldwin has taken the confirmation process seriously and, last week, she announced that she would vote against putting Taibleson on the bench.

An estimated 7 million to 10 million Americans rallied on No Kings Saturday from sea to shining sea.

The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss legislation to allow clerks to process absentee ballots the day before election day. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership.

Camera culture is becoming even more pervasive.

A mix of internal and external trends are shaping Wisconsin’s economy in myriad ways. Here is a half-dozen to keep in mind.

The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Norman Rockwell, one of America’s greatest artists, would have had a great time last weekend in Wisconsin. Portraits of Rockwell’s generation

The left fails to see that no dictator would allow protests.

Our Democracy cannot survive one man rule that serves only himself and the needs of those who voted for him.

The destruction of the East Wing is a slap in the face of historians, architects, and everyday citizens who see value in remembering where we came from.

Jon Henkes, WisconsinEye’s president, explained that it’s not just a media outlet. It’s a movement to guard the fundamental right of every Wisconsinite to see, hear and evaluate the actions of elected officials.

The true crisis in Williams Bay may not be the water, but a lack of information. It should not take a scientist to understand and access the village’s water quality and public health information.

She could right the ship while looking for a Fickell/McIntosh replacement.

A Capital Times report showed from 2018 to 2023, the Department of Public Instruction investigated over 200 allegations of grooming and sexual misconduct by educators, yet shockingly, many of these predators kept their teaching licenses and stayed in classrooms.

Can more competitive districts be created and what would they look like?

Lost or stolen firearms at gun stores threaten people’s lives.

Oconto Republican state Sen. Eric Wimberger has sponsored a bill that would require local communities to sign off on solar before they can proceed. There’s no such law for factory farms. Go figure.

If enacted, proposed budget cuts will have dire consequences for Milwaukeeans who rely on public transit for work, school, groceries and medical or social services.

New screening methods offer more convenient, comfortable options that break down the barriers to care, helping increase screening rates, and most importantly, enabling early detection that can mean the difference between life and death.

Orion Initiative centers rural providers who identify their areas of greatest need, then collaborate with UW academic medical partners to develop innovative solutions to meet those challenges.

For decades, Milwaukee leftists opposed widening Interstate 94 in Milwaukee County.