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Community solar should be as common in Wisconsin as cheese and football.
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Community solar should be as common in Wisconsin as cheese and football.
Taxpayer dollars should be allocated more efficiently so citizens can decide where their funding is going — supporting the institutions of their choice — and avoid paying twice for education services for their children.
Is the state senator’s determination to keep fighting after court loss an attempt to drive a struggling local newspaper out of business?
The AG says releasing the list could jeopardize officers’ safety. Experts call that far-fetched.
It’s a devastating scenario for the GOP. But don’t expect Republican leaders to get real and admit that a Fox News debate without the party’s front-runner, the man who has literally remade the GOP in his own image, is not a debate at all.
Republican presidential candidates cannot rest on having an unpopular incumbent, they must give younger voters affirmative reasons to support them and then chase the votes.
Our nation’s classrooms simply must address why civics matters for the health of our democracy.
Democrats have pursued this strategy in past. So why is Gov. Evers calling for criminal prosecution?
Trump’s lead in the polls is so huge it’s almost absurd.
Question for American voters: If a candidate for public office won’t agree ahead of time to abide by the outcome of a legitimate election, why is he or she allowed on the ballot?
Wisconsin has had trouble getting citizens their hard-earned licenses in a timely fashion, and a recent veto by Governor Evers isn’t going to help matters.
The biggest health care corporations — even those technically listed as nonprofits — have billions in cash and investments on their balance sheets, and some rang up record surpluses during the pandemic.
Wisconsin’s state legislators need to act now to finally expand Medicaid for working families.
Convention will bring investment, chances for Milwaukee and Wisconsin to shine.
Elections are about the future, rarely the past. Moderators at the first presidential primary debate in Milwaukee should remember that simple truth when asking questions.
Community solar should be as common in Wisconsin as cheese and football.
Taxpayer dollars should be allocated more efficiently so citizens can decide where their funding is going — supporting the institutions of their choice — and avoid paying twice for education services for their children.
Is the state senator’s determination to keep fighting after court loss an attempt to drive a struggling local newspaper out of business?
The AG says releasing the list could jeopardize officers’ safety. Experts call that far-fetched.
It’s a devastating scenario for the GOP. But don’t expect Republican leaders to get real and admit that a Fox News debate without the party’s front-runner, the man who has literally remade the GOP in his own image, is not a debate at all.
Republican presidential candidates cannot rest on having an unpopular incumbent, they must give younger voters affirmative reasons to support them and then chase the votes.
Our nation’s classrooms simply must address why civics matters for the health of our democracy.
Democrats have pursued this strategy in past. So why is Gov. Evers calling for criminal prosecution?
Trump’s lead in the polls is so huge it’s almost absurd.
Question for American voters: If a candidate for public office won’t agree ahead of time to abide by the outcome of a legitimate election, why is he or she allowed on the ballot?
Wisconsin has had trouble getting citizens their hard-earned licenses in a timely fashion, and a recent veto by Governor Evers isn’t going to help matters.
The biggest health care corporations — even those technically listed as nonprofits — have billions in cash and investments on their balance sheets, and some rang up record surpluses during the pandemic.
Wisconsin’s state legislators need to act now to finally expand Medicaid for working families.
Convention will bring investment, chances for Milwaukee and Wisconsin to shine.
Elections are about the future, rarely the past. Moderators at the first presidential primary debate in Milwaukee should remember that simple truth when asking questions.