Politics
Three Scooter Companies Apply to Operate in Milwaukee
Lime, Bird and Spin could all have scooters on city streets in the coming weeks.
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Lime, Bird and Spin could all have scooters on city streets in the coming weeks.
Study of roll call votes shows Wisconsin 11th most polarized in the nation.
They also protect taxpayers from shoddy construction and lower quality work.
Chairman Perez says Trump's policies have failed Wisconsin, calls out Republican leaders.
Competitive grants for local transportation replace state roads fund, includes mass transit.
Common Council okays City-County Joint Task Force on Climate and Economic Equity.
Should you call 286-City to report a pothole? Don't bother, some aldermen say.
Report finds Wisconsin 6th highest in percent of former students with debt.
With $35 million from new budget, WisDOT seeks federal matching grants for expansion.
The race for Terry Witkowski's seat had surprises -- and key lessons.
Ex-governor and college dropout will join board of International Center for Scholars.
Endorsements
"It’s truly an honor to have the support of District Attorney John Chisholm."
"We need Judge Jill Karofsky on the Wisconsin Supreme Court to defend our Constitution and to defend our rights."
Abele earns support from more legislative Democrats than during his successful 2016 campaign
"We need Judge Jill Karofsky on the Wisconsin Supreme Court" - Justice Rebecca Dallet
"I am honored to have the strong support of Director O'Halloran."
Wisconsin Examiner adds to Capitol press corps, with a "people's" perspective on policies.
Is Harris or Biden right? The impact of busing in Milwaukee and other cities.
It's all about the stories we’re told and who is getting paid to tell them.
It’s definitely one cause. It may also make the American economy less productive.
Wisconsin could decide the election and those small towns are crucial.
Ruling reducing state superintendent’s power violates state constitution, common sense.
“Hiring Our Heroes” fights state’s worker shortage by recruiting ex-military staff.
Which helps explain budget victory being claimed by both parties.
Why the governor won’t use the nuclear option on Republican budget.
Press Releases
"We are grateful that no one has been injured as a result of the explosion and fires this morning, and I want to thank emergency personnel who responded quickly to contain the situation."
Courts unwilling to enforce statutory limitations on controversial financing schemes
News conference set for Monday at 11 a.m. to launch unique public-private partnership called Operation Take it EZ Milwaukee
Gov. Evers is running a transparent process to find the best candidate to lead the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and is encouraging qualified applicants to apply online.
The program will mirror aspects of the Local Roads Improvement Program (LRIP).
"The Raise the Wage Act gives a well-deserved raise to nearly a quarter of the workforce and takes a step in the right direction to level the playing field."
‘Wisconsin Women Need Health Care, Not Operation Save America’s Hate and Harassment’
"This one-size-fits-all government mandate would be devastating for many low-wage workers, small businesses, and consumers."
