Watch Democrats seeking nomination for Wisconsin governor
All of the major Democratic candidates, ahead of the party's Aug. 11 primary, joined Milfred and Hands on their "Center Stage" political podcast. The remaining candidates include Francesca Hong, Kelda Roys, David Crowley and Joel Brennan.
Kelda Roys wants to 'build what comes next' in Wisconsin
David Crowley says Republicans fear him most for Wisconsin governor
Francesca Hong wants to 'get sh-t done' as governor
Who's Joel Brennan? He might be Wisconsin's next governor
Mandela Barnes knows 'exactly what I’m up against'
David Crowley says Republicans fear him most for Wisconsin governor
8 in 10 Madison grads say they're going to college
Being a patriot requires more than saluting the flag or singing the national anthem. It goes beyond serving in the military or voting in elections.
This State Journal editorial ran on July 9, 1926:
Summer just started, and a stinky film of muck already ruined the northeast shoreline of Lake Monona.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt recently went on national television and called Gen Z and younger Americans lazy, raised with “silver spoons” and joked that the cure was to “send them to Iran.”
You don’t have to understand nuclear physics to instantly get how big and exciting the expansion of Realta Fusion is for Wisconsin.
The investigation into the killing of Corey Durell Ruiz is badly complicated by the Madison City Council’s refusal in the past to equip patrol officers with body-worn cameras.
The recent shooting of Corey Ruiz, a 38-year-old Black man in Madison, is another example of police unnecessarily taking a life. Yet police will likely find that taking his life was consistent with officer training and justified.
In many ways, the race to be Wisconsin’s next governor is a microcosm of developments happening around the country.
The most pervasive excuse for not equipping Madison’s police officers with body-worn cameras over the past decade has been the cost. Equipping hundreds of patrol officers will top $400,000.
8 in 10 Madison grads say they're going to college
The investigation into the killing of Corey Durell Ruiz is badly complicated by the Madison City Council’s refusal in the past to equip patrol officers with body-worn cameras.
The recent shooting of Corey Ruiz, a 38-year-old Black man in Madison, is another example of police unnecessarily taking a life. Yet police will likely find that taking his life was consistent with officer training and justified.
The most pervasive excuse for not equipping Madison’s police officers with body-worn cameras over the past decade has been the cost. Equipping hundreds of patrol officers will top $400,000.
Sheriff and County board must follow through on closing cruel, dangerous confinement
Sale of state building accelerates momentum for Amtrak service to Madison
Wisconsin’s leaders failed again to adopt a fair process for drawing voting districts.
Here we go again in Madison, speculating over a controversial police interaction because city officers don’t wear body cameras.
The three most powerful people at the state Capitol last week had the right idea in trying to ease the burden of property taxes on homeowners while investing more in schools.
Madison is going to feel more like home for the Black people who live, move and visit here.
The chancellor is leaving.
Wisconsin leaders from Congress, state Supreme Court, public schools, tribes and Urban League write about what America means to them.
Emails, phone numbers and mailing addresses for Wisconsin's members of Congress, the governor, Madison mayor, City Council, Dane County execut…
Wisconsin’s leaders failed again to adopt a fair process for drawing voting districts.
Here we go again in Madison, speculating over a controversial police interaction because city officers don’t wear body cameras.
Madison is going to feel more like home for the Black people who live, move and visit here.
