Following his appointment to the bench, Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Daniel Kelly had dozens of his past blog posts pulled down from the blog “Hang Together.”
Lawmakers and the public appear largely divided over the necessity of a bill that would require mandatory punishments for any University of Wisconsin student who “materially or substantially disrupts the free expression of others.”
Over half of all first-round 2019 trade aid payments went to the top 11.1% of recipients. And 25% of first-round payments went to only 3% of all recipients.
Republican legislative leaders and Democratic Gov. Tony Evers have now spent nearly $2.1 million for private attorneys to represent them in lawsuits that emerged from the lame-duck session, according to a WisPolitics.com review.
A recent Marquette University Law School Poll is stirring attention and comment in national circles regarding slipping support for impeachment in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Tourism Secretary Sarah Meaney rejected the charge she is politicizing the department, telling WisPolitics.com in mid-November she is driven by data, not politics.
State regulators are looking at new ways to combat groundwater contamination in Wisconsin, focusing on nitrates as well as lesser-known PFAS.
Wisconsin federal lawmakers this year received nearly half a million dollars from industries they help regulate, according to a WisPolitics.com review of campaign finance reports.
Vice President Mike Pence is calling on Congress to pass President Trump’s U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, saying it’s “a win for Wisconsin and a win for America.”
Early polling indicates fewer Wisconsin voters than voters nationwide jumping on the impeachment bandwagon.