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It looks like it’s up to the voters to demand stronger recusal rules from the state’s highest court and support for these rules from all judicial candidates. The very integrity of our judges at all levels — from the state Supreme Court to municipal court judges — is on the line.
CJ Szafir and Libby Sobic of WILL have written a report, “Roadmap to Student Achievement,” a two-year effort to create a number of policy recommendations to improve student performance.
Vos’ disdain for open records, lip service to the contrary, is evidenced by a steady stream of denials to requests for copies of public records.
Chancellor Blank writes to the U.S. Department of Education regarding a proposed rule that would affect how universities respond to allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault.
Wisconsin is naturally blessed with great forests, a wealth of water resources, a varied and beautiful landscape, and an abundance of wildlife. With such a blessing of resources comes the responsibility to be wise stewards.
When you read today that Harley-Davidson’s sales are dropping, don’t forget who had made it his business to poke a stick in the company’s spokes or sat by and watched.
The Trump shutdown, enabled by then House Speaker Paul Ryan, was political folly for both Trump and congressional Republicans.
The actual cost of the wall has been estimated to hit $40 billion.
Out of Wisconsin’s 2,110 public schools, 344 either “fail to meet expectations” or “meet few expectations” on the state report card.
The fiscal calamity looming for our neighbor to the south could help lure businesses and workers to the Badger State.
New state licensing analysis offers baby step reforms, but more is needed.
Passing a referendum here would lend Wisconsin’s voice to those across the country who have long been asking Congress to effectively overturn the high court’s 5-4 decision that opened the big money spigots and corrupted the nation’s political system.
In his response to Gov. Tony Evers’ first State of the State, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tried to portray the Democratic governor as a threat to the “accomplishments” of Scott Walker’s tenure — and then he tried to scare voters with the word “socialism.”
As we celebrated school choice week, there were many reasons to celebrate. But there are also even more reasons to be vigilant.
The vast majority of Wisconsinites oppose gerrymandering and want nonpartisan redistricting. That’s what emerges from the latest Marquette Law School poll, which was released on January 24.
After his first few weeks in office, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, weigh in on whether Gov. Tony Evers will find bipartisan agreement with the Legislature. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Any of the three top challengers appears capable of a credible general election run against Soglin.
In his first State of the State speech since taking office, Gov. Tony Evers spoke of the Wisconsin economy as a glass he sees as half empty for many people. In the Republican response to Evers’ address to Wisconsin Legislature, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos portrayed that glass as more than half full – thanks in large part to GOP ideas that had primed the pump for the past eight years.
Bipartisan legislative support for tolling study validated by two major reports.
The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Last Tuesday Gov. Tony Evers gave his first State of the State address, an annual report from the Governor on the
It looks like it’s up to the voters to demand stronger recusal rules from the state’s highest court and support for these rules from all judicial candidates. The very integrity of our judges at all levels — from the state Supreme Court to municipal court judges — is on the line.
CJ Szafir and Libby Sobic of WILL have written a report, “Roadmap to Student Achievement,” a two-year effort to create a number of policy recommendations to improve student performance.
Vos’ disdain for open records, lip service to the contrary, is evidenced by a steady stream of denials to requests for copies of public records.
Chancellor Blank writes to the U.S. Department of Education regarding a proposed rule that would affect how universities respond to allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault.
Wisconsin is naturally blessed with great forests, a wealth of water resources, a varied and beautiful landscape, and an abundance of wildlife. With such a blessing of resources comes the responsibility to be wise stewards.
When you read today that Harley-Davidson’s sales are dropping, don’t forget who had made it his business to poke a stick in the company’s spokes or sat by and watched.
The Trump shutdown, enabled by then House Speaker Paul Ryan, was political folly for both Trump and congressional Republicans.
The actual cost of the wall has been estimated to hit $40 billion.
Out of Wisconsin’s 2,110 public schools, 344 either “fail to meet expectations” or “meet few expectations” on the state report card.
The fiscal calamity looming for our neighbor to the south could help lure businesses and workers to the Badger State.
New state licensing analysis offers baby step reforms, but more is needed.
Passing a referendum here would lend Wisconsin’s voice to those across the country who have long been asking Congress to effectively overturn the high court’s 5-4 decision that opened the big money spigots and corrupted the nation’s political system.
In his response to Gov. Tony Evers’ first State of the State, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tried to portray the Democratic governor as a threat to the “accomplishments” of Scott Walker’s tenure — and then he tried to scare voters with the word “socialism.”
As we celebrated school choice week, there were many reasons to celebrate. But there are also even more reasons to be vigilant.
The vast majority of Wisconsinites oppose gerrymandering and want nonpartisan redistricting. That’s what emerges from the latest Marquette Law School poll, which was released on January 24.
After his first few weeks in office, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, weigh in on whether Gov. Tony Evers will find bipartisan agreement with the Legislature. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Any of the three top challengers appears capable of a credible general election run against Soglin.
In his first State of the State speech since taking office, Gov. Tony Evers spoke of the Wisconsin economy as a glass he sees as half empty for many people. In the Republican response to Evers’ address to Wisconsin Legislature, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos portrayed that glass as more than half full – thanks in large part to GOP ideas that had primed the pump for the past eight years.
Bipartisan legislative support for tolling study validated by two major reports.
The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Last Tuesday Gov. Tony Evers gave his first State of the State address, an annual report from the Governor on the
