Politics
Both Attorney General Candidates Dump on Flock
But Josh Kaul’s criticism also extends to Tom Tiffany.
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But Josh Kaul's criticism also extends to Tom Tiffany.
But policy is set by sheriff and judges. Meanwhile, Tiffany punts on pardons for Jan 6 rioters.
State budget provision diverted money to fund DA positions. WILL filed legal challenge.
He's tussled with Republicans, but both sides have oversold their underfunding of schools.
'It’s a top-down, Trump White House-driven event.' Other Republicans in state will skip event
Could spending of settlement cash from Meta and Facebook become issue in fall election?
David Crowley, other Democrats make their pitches at party's annual corn roast in La Crosse.
Arrests are concentrated in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin.
Democrat David Crowley disagrees, seeks alternatives. Prisons are badly overcrowded.
Homeland Security hasn't retracted false claims against Milwaukeean Ramon Morales Reyes.
Departures include prominent deputy Naomi Sanders.
Ismael Luna denies incumbent's 'haphazard' allegations about his residency.
Education, health care and service unions cite Act 10, wages and school vouchers.
Endorsements
Many of them make hundreds of times more than average worker, new report finds.
But so little funding. How did this contradictory, messy situation arise?
None of them were very accurate. Yet more pollsters keep popping up.
The data tells the story. Will it help win two court court cases?
Rather than blaming Fauci, Rand Paul and Ron Johnson should consider the impact of vaccine resistance.
Why don't Republican politicians like Tom Tiffany and Wisconsin legislators?
Could spending of settlement cash from Meta and Facebook become issue in fall election?
An insider's take on Canadian tariffs and Wisconsin, Elon Musk and elections.
But was some of that wave in August election Republican crossovers voting for Hong?
Press Releases
Record-breaking year prompts call for additional capacity
50% tariffs on paper and dairy and 25% tariffs on cheese go into effect today
As retaliatory tariffs go into effect today that are expected to send costs skyrocketing, Gov. Evers blasts Wisconsin Republicans in Congress for voting in lockstep with President Trump on his disastrous economic policies and enabling chaotic trade wars that are hurting Wisconsin farmers, producers, manufacturers, and working families
Federal funding Gov. Evers fought for and secured to be awarded to 42 communities across the state to expand Wisconsin’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure
Townhall highlights how Crowley's "number one" priority is repealing Act 10, which would cause property taxes—and therefore rents—to skyrocket to offset the $2.1 billion in resulting tax increases.
