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Until Covid-19 shut us down, my small gift shop was doing okay selling local handmade products, candles, t-shirts, wooden clocks and so much more. Then, in what felt like a split second, our business nearly melted down when our store
Back in May the Democratic-led House anticipated that the toll from COVID-19 and its economic consequences would continue to be devastating. The House passed relief and recovery legislation, largely along party lines. The $3 trillion bill would help state, local
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The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider recent court decisions upholding GOP lame-duck laws and measures to restrict early voting. Sponsored by Michael Best Strategies and the Wisconsin Counties Association.
National reports have indicated U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, is among those presumptive Dem presidential nominee Joe Biden is considering as his running mate.
The hope to put an end to this American nightmare is Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic Party nominee, an empathetic and honest politician whose life has twice been touched by profound personal tragedy, but who bears a stain among many lefties for being — wait for it — too moderate.
There is nothing new in Jake Castanza’s recent letter to the editor defending federal Davis Bacon prevailing-wage law. We can look at Wisconsin’s experience with the repeal of its state prevailing-wage law as evidence for this point.
From the homes we own, the healthcare we receive, to our experience at polling locations, systemic disenfranchisement and racism are prevalent.
In the left’s never-ending war on reason and sanity, a Madison high school is now using racially-segregated groups to discuss racism.
In the midst of a national debate on the meaning of statutes and symbols that enshrine systemic racism, La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat has asked the city’s Board of Park Commissioners to remove the Hiawatha statue from Riverside Park.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, county fairs have gone on with online registrations, very strict schedules, enhanced spacing and limited exposure for people and animals.
Improving mental health in Wisconsin’s 76th Assembly District is not an abstract concept for Maresh. It’s about improving access to health care, but it’s also about making sure people’s basic needs are met: stable housing, transportation, education and financial security.
John Weishan, who supported infamous pension plan that gouged taxpayers, is running for Register of Deeds.
It won’t help economy, will waste money and increase pollution.
Data shows state is losing the battle against COVID-19. He must reissue an emergency order.
The Wisconsin GOP is taking its cues from President Trump and his administration, which has shown clear contempt for public health and safety.
State Street, once Madison’s jewel destination shopping district, has become a haven for the homeless and criminals over the years. The riots that have ripped it apart this long, hot summer of civil unrest have retailers seriously thinking about getting out.
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Until Covid-19 shut us down, my small gift shop was doing okay selling local handmade products, candles, t-shirts, wooden clocks and so much more. Then, in what felt like a split second, our business nearly melted down when our store
Back in May the Democratic-led House anticipated that the toll from COVID-19 and its economic consequences would continue to be devastating. The House passed relief and recovery legislation, largely along party lines. The $3 trillion bill would help state, local
… Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, please contact schmies@wispolitics.com for subscription options on the WisPolitics-State Affairs platform, which is the new home for WisPolitics subscriber products.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider recent court decisions upholding GOP lame-duck laws and measures to restrict early voting. Sponsored by Michael Best Strategies and the Wisconsin Counties Association.
National reports have indicated U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, is among those presumptive Dem presidential nominee Joe Biden is considering as his running mate.
The hope to put an end to this American nightmare is Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic Party nominee, an empathetic and honest politician whose life has twice been touched by profound personal tragedy, but who bears a stain among many lefties for being — wait for it — too moderate.
There is nothing new in Jake Castanza’s recent letter to the editor defending federal Davis Bacon prevailing-wage law. We can look at Wisconsin’s experience with the repeal of its state prevailing-wage law as evidence for this point.
From the homes we own, the healthcare we receive, to our experience at polling locations, systemic disenfranchisement and racism are prevalent.
In the left’s never-ending war on reason and sanity, a Madison high school is now using racially-segregated groups to discuss racism.
In the midst of a national debate on the meaning of statutes and symbols that enshrine systemic racism, La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat has asked the city’s Board of Park Commissioners to remove the Hiawatha statue from Riverside Park.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, county fairs have gone on with online registrations, very strict schedules, enhanced spacing and limited exposure for people and animals.
Improving mental health in Wisconsin’s 76th Assembly District is not an abstract concept for Maresh. It’s about improving access to health care, but it’s also about making sure people’s basic needs are met: stable housing, transportation, education and financial security.
John Weishan, who supported infamous pension plan that gouged taxpayers, is running for Register of Deeds.
It won’t help economy, will waste money and increase pollution.
Data shows state is losing the battle against COVID-19. He must reissue an emergency order.
The Wisconsin GOP is taking its cues from President Trump and his administration, which has shown clear contempt for public health and safety.
State Street, once Madison’s jewel destination shopping district, has become a haven for the homeless and criminals over the years. The riots that have ripped it apart this long, hot summer of civil unrest have retailers seriously thinking about getting out.
