Media The Bizarre Media Obsession with School Spending Status Quo
The second largest paper in the state has joined the largest paper in the state in criticizing a plan to require more accountability in school spending referendums.
Media The second largest paper in the state has joined the largest paper in the state in criticizing a plan to require more accountability in school spending referendums.
Campaigns By making speeches, accepting endorsements and traveling with state Democrats during the final week of the 2014 elections, former Democratic state senator and current Supreme Court Justice Mike Wheat may have violated the state’s Code of Judicial Conduct.
Organizations Vice Chancellor Paula Knudson asked UW-LaCrosse police to investigate a trunk displaying the Confederate flag even though no formal complaint was filed.
Policy She’s been called “education’s Rosa Parks” but she’s not included in the list of those honored by this resolution.
Organizations State Rep. Christine Sinicki (D) used her Capitol office to coordinate support for striking UAW workers in Kohler, Wisconsin.
Organizations A trio of Wisconsin mayors are part of a government-backed group that backs the Obama Administration’s immigration agenda.
Policy Rep. Christine Sinicki (D), who lauded the visit of Pope Francis to the U.S. in September, is now publicly touting her support of Catholics for Choice, a pro-abortion group.
Policy Madison Metropolitan School District shares sealed bids with favored local and union bidders, and has a contracting policy that likely violates state law.
Policy A new income survey from Business Insider has found that Montana has the lowest median income for millennials — those born between 1981 and 1997 — amongst the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Organizations The agency that helped lead the John Doe II investigation and harassment of Wisconsin conservatives now claims they don’t do John Doe probes. Get the facts.