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The state simply needs to fund all choice students with the Milwaukee model: State money follows the child, coming out of the state’s general fund. Property taxes play no part.
Wisconsin confronts labor trafficking .
We must come together now to elect Judge Janet Protasiewicz as our next Supreme Court Justice.
Johnson has used the blue slip process to block Judge William Pocan from the federal bench.
Started as Black Lobby Day, this week we will be hosting Black Advocacy Day at the State Capitol.
February is the month in which we celebrate Black History, but it is also Great American Pie Month. The valuable relationship to Black culture and cuisine is unparalleled.
He was acquitted on all counts.
The Supreme Court primary election is a harbinger for much-needed change in Wisconsin.
Three counties contribute the most Republican votes statewide: Waukesha, Milwaukee and Dane. All three are in the throes of The Great Republican Shake Out.
Wisconsinites clearly found Protasiewicz’s frankness refreshing.
An establishment that for so long failed to apply known science has no place dismissing parents.
The good news is this bloated monster of a budget is dead on arrival at the hands of the Legislature and its Joint Committee on Finance.
Area Saturation Patrol is the answer and after reading retired Police Captian Glenn D. Frankovis’ book of the same title, it’s a common-sense solution.
When a governor brought everyone to the table.
We are greatly diminished by the passing of Tony Earl. However, we should also appreciate and celebrate that we are better for his life of dedication to humanity and service to the people of Wisconsin.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, remember the life and career of former Gov. Tony Earl, who died Thursday at 86. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider the outcome of the February 21 primary and its impact on the April 4 general election. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Tony, a legislator, cabinet secretary and governor, was the epitome of what a politician ought to be.
Most politicians desperately want us to believe in them. But Tony Earl believed in us, in our capacity to know when it was time to make hard choices, in our basic decency and in our ability to put aside prejudices. And he remained optimistic, though not naive, until the end.
With the passing of Tony Earl, we know we have lost more than a man many respected and admired. We also have lost another slice of decency and honor which was a staple of our state politics.
The state simply needs to fund all choice students with the Milwaukee model: State money follows the child, coming out of the state’s general fund. Property taxes play no part.
Wisconsin confronts labor trafficking .
We must come together now to elect Judge Janet Protasiewicz as our next Supreme Court Justice.
Johnson has used the blue slip process to block Judge William Pocan from the federal bench.
Started as Black Lobby Day, this week we will be hosting Black Advocacy Day at the State Capitol.
February is the month in which we celebrate Black History, but it is also Great American Pie Month. The valuable relationship to Black culture and cuisine is unparalleled.
He was acquitted on all counts.
The Supreme Court primary election is a harbinger for much-needed change in Wisconsin.
Three counties contribute the most Republican votes statewide: Waukesha, Milwaukee and Dane. All three are in the throes of The Great Republican Shake Out.
Wisconsinites clearly found Protasiewicz’s frankness refreshing.
An establishment that for so long failed to apply known science has no place dismissing parents.
The good news is this bloated monster of a budget is dead on arrival at the hands of the Legislature and its Joint Committee on Finance.
Area Saturation Patrol is the answer and after reading retired Police Captian Glenn D. Frankovis’ book of the same title, it’s a common-sense solution.
When a governor brought everyone to the table.
We are greatly diminished by the passing of Tony Earl. However, we should also appreciate and celebrate that we are better for his life of dedication to humanity and service to the people of Wisconsin.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, remember the life and career of former Gov. Tony Earl, who died Thursday at 86. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider the outcome of the February 21 primary and its impact on the April 4 general election. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Tony, a legislator, cabinet secretary and governor, was the epitome of what a politician ought to be.
Most politicians desperately want us to believe in them. But Tony Earl believed in us, in our capacity to know when it was time to make hard choices, in our basic decency and in our ability to put aside prejudices. And he remained optimistic, though not naive, until the end.
With the passing of Tony Earl, we know we have lost more than a man many respected and admired. We also have lost another slice of decency and honor which was a staple of our state politics.