Wisconsin voters’ declaration of independence
Apr. 8, 2025
Wisconsin voters barked it loud and proud. They resent the idea that anybody thinks they can be bought. Fishing for votes here using money as bait will be risky.
Wisconsin voters barked it loud and proud. They resent the idea that anybody thinks they can be bought. Fishing for votes here using money as bait will be risky.
Preservation of history can be thought of as a gift we give ourselves and our progeny.
Without a Power of Attorney for Health Care (POAHC), families can be forced into costly legal battles just to gain control over a loved one’s medical care.
Conservative Justice Rebecca Bradley — no relation to Ann Walsh Bradley — told WisPolitics she plans to run for reelection in 2026.
In the 1970s we had what my late grandmother Cecile Hardie called visiting. It was a very informal process, but involved three specific steps.
As the seasons change, Wisconsin comes alive with a flurry of sidewalk sales and community-wide events.
The Milwaukee Press Club has named Oshkosh native Jim VandeHei, co-founder and CEO of Axios, as the club’s 2025 Sacred Cat Award honoree; and 2025 Headliners, Mark Murphy, retiring Green Bay Packers president and CEO; and Sherrie Tussler, CEO Emeritus of the Hunger Task Force.
After he was “flung into the deep end of the nation’s labor pool with the recent corporate cost-cutting elimination of my downstate reporting job after 37 months and a dozen professional awards,” Eric Johnson is still writing for the Vilas County News-Review and the Three Lakes News in Eagle River.
At least $107 million was spent overall in the state Supreme Court race — shattering the previous national record set only two years ago in Wisconsin, according to a WisPolitics tally.
As part of the April 2 tariff announcement, USMCA-compliant goods, including newsprint, will continue to be exempt from both the 25% tariffs imposed on goods from Canada and Mexico, and the additional 10% baseline tariff announced April 2.
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