Politics
Alderman Peter Burgelis Exploring Run For Congress
But not for the district you would expect.
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Rock County has all-hands-on-deck approach as state wrestles with high turnover.
But Gov. Evers' goal of 100 million by 2030 may fall short without state stewardship program.
Karin Tyler endured rocky approval process, but the job is now hers.
Spending less than most states on its judicial and legal systems, but more on prisons.
Businesses cut staff, wages. Wonderstate Coffee spent $100,000 on import duties.
A 9-month window of opportunity to seek release or shorter term of incarceration.
But a bigger question for the south-side street remains.
County board starts new two-year term with only one new member and major challenges.
How GOP legislators got away with spending $26 million on private attorneys and charging taxpayers.
Police use tear gas, rubber bullets against hundreds of protestors at Dane County facility.
Blames Legislature for not funding it. ACLU calls for court to levy fines.
Petition by retired judges pushes for it. Liberal justices considering change.
Endorsements
Lawton: “Supreme Court justices provide the essential backstop to protect our fundamental rights, including personal healthcare rights, all of which feel vulnerable today”
How GOP legislators got away with spending $26 million on private attorneys and charging taxpayers.
Democrats are winning using rules Scott Walker and Republicans passed into law.
Polls show big splits between Wisconsin Democrats, Republicans and independents.
The data is very powerful. First of a series.
Echoing global data, Milwaukee has changed, and continues to do so.
The clumsy firing of Jay Rothman might discourage some top candidates.
Evers’ commutation process offers hope to some lifers, but excludes sex offenses and recent violence behind bars.
Key negotiators aren't around. After all that talk, the tax-cut looks unlikely.
Press Releases
New file seeks greatly expanded pothole filling by DPW
Lawton: “Supreme Court justices provide the essential backstop to protect our fundamental rights, including personal healthcare rights, all of which feel vulnerable today”
During Earth Week, the governor’s letter highlights the nearly 70,000 acres of land in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and the surrounding ecosystems that will be left unprotected, slams Trump Administration for failing to respect Tribal sovereignty and treaty rights
Ald. José G. Pérez
The governor, DFI, and Edvest 529 continue tree planting efforts through new partnership to give away thousands of free trees to kids and families throughout Wisconsin
