Politics
Chalk Writing Stirs Free Speech Debate at County Board
Supervisors change ordinances to allow chalk writing in county parks.
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Supervisors change ordinances to allow chalk writing in county parks.
Tours 988 call center in Green Bay, notes rising demand, calls on Trump to revive program.
Democrats attack each other. And did one of them leak story to Journal Sentinel?
National Center for Grow Your Own hopes to put more educators in state's classrooms.
The governor doesn't pick the lieutenant. And they often don't get along.
After firing CEO, board chair given leadership post.
Trump Administration wanted speedy resolution of suit, federal court says no.
National shift to year-round 15% ethanol could help growers, but maybe not motorists.
After dozens of forums statewide, he says what works in Milwaukee can lift every town, village and city in Wisconsin alike.
State needs up to 140,000 new homes by 2030, but analysts see only incremental gains from the bill.
Crowley's pick, a former MPS official, faced opposition from unusual mix of supervisors.
Staying under a 6% error threshold means the state avoids sharing FoodShare costs with Washington, for now.
Former Gov. Schreiber says Sara Rodriguez’s life story shows she can win statewide in November.
Endorsements
A top tier of liberal candidates emerging. Will there be more Democratic dropouts?
Stance on Juneteenth Day is part of a pattern of undermining America’s constitution and history.
Activist wing backs primary opponent to Goodwin. Do Democratic party leaders support this?
Two different rankings show who is most and least bipartisan.
The data suggests many still have safe seats. Unless there's a Democratic blowout.
The Republican Party has become the Trump party. Polls suggest it's a minority party.
The governor doesn't pick the lieutenant. And they often don't get along.
Rematch of Eric Toney against incumbent Democrat Josh Kaul will be hard fought.
Boiling down their pitch to voters, why do they deserve your vote?
Press Releases
Statement from Alderman Alex Brower June 26, 2026
