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In a time of increased partisan rancor, I hope that reauthorizing the Stewardship Fund and restoring its full funding might be something both parties can work together to accomplish.
The losing minority in Trump election case vent their anger and reveal their prejudices.
In his first term on the Supreme Court, Justice Hagedorn has demonstrated the sort of judicial independence we hope all judges and justices would display.
A new study shows school districts that began the year with virtual education lost more students than districts that began the year with in-person education.
Yes, Is there anything you can do? Yes.
The bi-partisan sport of finger-pointing and name calling has been going on for years, but the Democrats sunk to a new low in the vilification of Donald Trump.
I believe in the science behind the vaccine’s development and trust that the benefits of getting inoculated far outweigh the risks of not.
There is no war on Christmas, but these legislators are waging a war on reason and the rule of law. And it’s a war Wisconsin cannot afford to lose.
Thompson freed up $5 million from the Blue Cross Endowment to the University of Wisconsin Madison for nursing education.
The red state of Florida, the place the retired wealthy go to escape paying state income taxes, actually passed a referendum to raise the state’s $8.56 an hour minimum wage in increments until it hits $15 by 2026.
School districts need encouragement to do what is right for our kids. That’s why I am calling on our schools to make the right decision for kids and return to in-person classes.
As out of-work Wisconsinites found themselves trapped in an Unemployment Insurance system nightmare, Gov. Tony Evers appears to have met with his Workforce Development chief just one time between March 1 and Sept. 18 — and that was to fire him.
The past four years have been the darkest in the history of the Republican Party. Now in the last days of Donald Trump, many in the party have laid waste to any vestiges of respect for the nation they claim to represent.
As Wisconsinites, we should condemn these claims without evidence of voter fraud and challenge those state officials who still support them.
It’s your right to “take” or not — or not yet — but decide responsibly.
State Rep. John Nygren and I don’t always see eye-to-eye, but he achieved a lot for our shared hometown of Marinette in northeast Wisconsin.
Assembly lawmakers have erected another tree, and the War on Christmas is on in the Capitol.
It’s no longer about electing Trump. It’s laying the groundwork for voter suppression.
The edicts include the required use of a mobile app called “Safer Badgers,” which provides information on testing locations and gives students the ability to schedule COVID-19 tests and quickly obtain results. The app also allows access to “additional health resources.”
At a Senate committee hearing on COVID-19, the Wisconsin senator favored the voices of quacks over those of his constituents.
In a time of increased partisan rancor, I hope that reauthorizing the Stewardship Fund and restoring its full funding might be something both parties can work together to accomplish.
The losing minority in Trump election case vent their anger and reveal their prejudices.
In his first term on the Supreme Court, Justice Hagedorn has demonstrated the sort of judicial independence we hope all judges and justices would display.
A new study shows school districts that began the year with virtual education lost more students than districts that began the year with in-person education.
Yes, Is there anything you can do? Yes.
The bi-partisan sport of finger-pointing and name calling has been going on for years, but the Democrats sunk to a new low in the vilification of Donald Trump.
I believe in the science behind the vaccine’s development and trust that the benefits of getting inoculated far outweigh the risks of not.
There is no war on Christmas, but these legislators are waging a war on reason and the rule of law. And it’s a war Wisconsin cannot afford to lose.
Thompson freed up $5 million from the Blue Cross Endowment to the University of Wisconsin Madison for nursing education.
The red state of Florida, the place the retired wealthy go to escape paying state income taxes, actually passed a referendum to raise the state’s $8.56 an hour minimum wage in increments until it hits $15 by 2026.
School districts need encouragement to do what is right for our kids. That’s why I am calling on our schools to make the right decision for kids and return to in-person classes.
As out of-work Wisconsinites found themselves trapped in an Unemployment Insurance system nightmare, Gov. Tony Evers appears to have met with his Workforce Development chief just one time between March 1 and Sept. 18 — and that was to fire him.
The past four years have been the darkest in the history of the Republican Party. Now in the last days of Donald Trump, many in the party have laid waste to any vestiges of respect for the nation they claim to represent.
As Wisconsinites, we should condemn these claims without evidence of voter fraud and challenge those state officials who still support them.
It’s your right to “take” or not — or not yet — but decide responsibly.
State Rep. John Nygren and I don’t always see eye-to-eye, but he achieved a lot for our shared hometown of Marinette in northeast Wisconsin.
Assembly lawmakers have erected another tree, and the War on Christmas is on in the Capitol.
It’s no longer about electing Trump. It’s laying the groundwork for voter suppression.
The edicts include the required use of a mobile app called “Safer Badgers,” which provides information on testing locations and gives students the ability to schedule COVID-19 tests and quickly obtain results. The app also allows access to “additional health resources.”
At a Senate committee hearing on COVID-19, the Wisconsin senator favored the voices of quacks over those of his constituents.
