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Professionals all across the state have shared stories of woe about the massive backlog of license applications and renewals that have, in some cases, kept people out of work and health care facilities from filling the positions they desperately need.
I really enjoy writing this column, but in the last few months I have been overwhelmed by so many critically important topics to write about, topics like mass killings and the early deaths of important African American men who are community leaders.
On Tuesday, law enforcement officials updated the timeline of this weekend’s mass shooting at Indiana’s Greenwood Park Mall, indicating that 22-year-old Elisjsha Dicken shot and killed the gunman just 15 seconds after that gunman burst from a bathroom and opened fire.
The first shipment of American High Mobility Rocket Systems has already empowered the Ukrainian forces to knock out 30 Russian logistic centers.
Despite all the past criticism of Milwaukee socialism, it looks like Republicans are on track to hold their 2024 national convention in, of all places, Milwaukee.
No one lays a glove on Barnes. But one surprise winner and some terrible TMJ mikes.
On one level it’s very simple. All I want is a Democratic candidate who can defeat Republican Sen. Ron Johnson in November. I have four top choices, so why can’t I just pick one?
It’s just another example of the Evers administration spin room working overtime ahead of the Democrat’s reelection campaign.
Last week, in an unprecedented move, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signed into law an education measure decreeing that public school teachers are no longer required to have a college degree of any kind before being hired.
Will Dane County vote for safety?
Will GOP vote for freedom and liberty?
Federal lawsuit challenges constitutionality of the American Community Survey.
At a recent speech at the Reagan Presidential Library, Wyoming GOP U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney said: “Republicans cannot both be loyal to Donald Trump and loyal to the Constitution.” Will U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher heed her wisdom and finally make the right choice?
Cieslewicz reviews Sunday’s televized Dem U.S. Senate debate.
A new poll by Monmouth University shows a significant decline in the percentage of Republicans who characterize the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election an insurrection, or even a riot.
Last week, several Wisconsin voters and the Waukesha County Republican Party filed a complaint against WEC alleging violations of state election law related to “curing” ballots.
The work to protect reproductive rights.
After three high profile mass shootings this year, Congress is trying to push through a national red flag law – even though it would have done little to prevent any of those tragedies.
The Supreme Court opinion on the alleged bias of former Public Service Commissioner Mike Huebsch fails to protect the public from unethical state agency behavior.
Last week, Justices Patience Roggensack, Annette Ziegler and Rebecca Bradley let us know how grievously unhappy they are to be forced to work in Madison.
Professionals all across the state have shared stories of woe about the massive backlog of license applications and renewals that have, in some cases, kept people out of work and health care facilities from filling the positions they desperately need.
I really enjoy writing this column, but in the last few months I have been overwhelmed by so many critically important topics to write about, topics like mass killings and the early deaths of important African American men who are community leaders.
On Tuesday, law enforcement officials updated the timeline of this weekend’s mass shooting at Indiana’s Greenwood Park Mall, indicating that 22-year-old Elisjsha Dicken shot and killed the gunman just 15 seconds after that gunman burst from a bathroom and opened fire.
The first shipment of American High Mobility Rocket Systems has already empowered the Ukrainian forces to knock out 30 Russian logistic centers.
Despite all the past criticism of Milwaukee socialism, it looks like Republicans are on track to hold their 2024 national convention in, of all places, Milwaukee.
No one lays a glove on Barnes. But one surprise winner and some terrible TMJ mikes.
On one level it’s very simple. All I want is a Democratic candidate who can defeat Republican Sen. Ron Johnson in November. I have four top choices, so why can’t I just pick one?
It’s just another example of the Evers administration spin room working overtime ahead of the Democrat’s reelection campaign.
Last week, in an unprecedented move, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signed into law an education measure decreeing that public school teachers are no longer required to have a college degree of any kind before being hired.
Will Dane County vote for safety?
Will GOP vote for freedom and liberty?
Federal lawsuit challenges constitutionality of the American Community Survey.
At a recent speech at the Reagan Presidential Library, Wyoming GOP U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney said: “Republicans cannot both be loyal to Donald Trump and loyal to the Constitution.” Will U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher heed her wisdom and finally make the right choice?
Cieslewicz reviews Sunday’s televized Dem U.S. Senate debate.
A new poll by Monmouth University shows a significant decline in the percentage of Republicans who characterize the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election an insurrection, or even a riot.
Last week, several Wisconsin voters and the Waukesha County Republican Party filed a complaint against WEC alleging violations of state election law related to “curing” ballots.
The work to protect reproductive rights.
After three high profile mass shootings this year, Congress is trying to push through a national red flag law – even though it would have done little to prevent any of those tragedies.
The Supreme Court opinion on the alleged bias of former Public Service Commissioner Mike Huebsch fails to protect the public from unethical state agency behavior.
Last week, Justices Patience Roggensack, Annette Ziegler and Rebecca Bradley let us know how grievously unhappy they are to be forced to work in Madison.
