Major party chairs agree Wisconsin will attract hundred of millions of dollars in political spending this year
Apr. 30, 2024
We are a divided state and country. But maybe there are things the major parties can agree on.
We are a divided state and country. But maybe there are things the major parties can agree on.
Sam Martino, 85, died on Saturday, April 20, from a heart attack while mowing his lawn in DeForest, Wisconsin. His career as a journalist and journalism educator spanned more than 60 years.
Martino began his reporting career in high school and later received a scholarship to attend Michigan State University, where he studied journalism and was state editor for the Lansing State Journal. Following completion of his journalism degree in 1962, he continued the work he began in college with the Associated Press and United Press International (UPI) spanning 10 years as a contributing writer to the Washington Post, New York Times, Christian Science Monitor and The Capital Times.
He retired from the Milwaukee Journal in 2000, after 27 years of investigative reporting before joining the teaching staff at UW-Whitewater, where, for 12 years, he inspired future journalists and acted as advisor to the student newspaper. Most recently, he served as a regular contributor to the Edgerton Reporter.
Four years after the arrival of COVID-19, Wisconsin’s state finances are the strongest on record, with ample reserves and comparatively low debt levels.
“Time to catch some fish,” Grandpa whispered. I jumped out of bed in my grandparent’s home in downtown Franklin in Jackson County.
The Wisconsin campaign finance case with ties to Donald Trump has suffered another setback.
“Voices of Democracy” is the American Bar Association’s theme for Law Day
A new lawsuit seeks an electronic voting option so voters have a right to cast an absentee ballot privately and unassisted, but there are security risk concerns.
The message from voters in Wisconsin’s spring election is loud and unmistakable.
“Fed up!”
The lifeblood of any farmer is the soil that provides their livelihood, so taking care of it has to be a top priority.
The U.S. Senate race in Wisconsin is well underway. Ads are running. And money is flowing.
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