Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association: Dairy industry coalition calls on USDA to reverse DBI funding change, extend application deadline
Twenty-eight organizations urge USDA to eliminate new 25% cost-share requirement and extend December 1 application deadline MADISON, WI – A coalition of 28 organizations representing dairy farmers, processors, cooperatives, and allied businesses nationwide is urging U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke
Democratic Governors Association: Congressman Tom Tiffany’s extreme tax plan would gut services and raise prices even higher for Wisconsinites
After newly uncovered audio last week revealed that Congressman Tom Tiffany “hopes” to push a tax scheme that would gut services and drive costs even higher, all to benefit his billionaire donors, a report from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel digs
WisDems: ICYMI: Van Orden appears to volunteer for Fort Hood firing squad execution
MADISON, Wis. — New reporting from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel details how Congressman Derrick Van Orden volunteered last week to take part in the Fort Hood firing squad execution in Texas, which Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said would air on
NFIB Wisconsin PAC: Announces 2026 legislative endorsements
Endorsed candidates are committed to pro-growth policies that will help Wisconsin small businesses thrive MADISON, WI (Oct. 12, 2026) – NFIB Wisconsin PAC announced its state legislative endorsements today, featuring candidates who have demonstrated a willingness to stand up for
WisGOP: Crowley spoke at gala for left-wing group seeking to build housing community for sex offenders
MADISON, Wis. – Just when we thought Democrat David Crowley couldn’t get any more reckless, we’ve now learned that he spoke at a gala for a left-wing nonprofit that seeks to build a housing community for sex offenders. The Free Beacon reports that
Michael Pointer Mace: Put aside baseless election denials and cast your ballot
Make your vote an extension of your love for our city and a confirmation of your faith in our neighbors who volunteer to work the polls.
Dan Knodl: Starting from zero: A better way to build Wisconsin’s budget
We have a responsibility to fund the core functions of state government and provide the services Wisconsinites depend on. We also have a responsibility to make sure taxpayers receive value for every dollar we spend. Sometimes the best way to determine where we should go next is to start from zero.
Rob Marchant: An explainer on the sales and use tax exemption for data centers
A promise not to tax is not a “subsidy” at all when the $35B+ in investment in the state would have likely never happened in the first place, but for the existence of the exemption.
Matthew Joynt: Here’s how to solve school funding, property tax dilemma
Rather than letting another election season divide us over who is responsible, Wisconsin can work toward a durable solution: give schools predictable, inflation-responsive revenue authority; fund that commitment with state resources; reduce pressure on local property taxpayers; and lessen communities’ dependence on recurring operating referenda.
Dave Zweifel: If you like Trump, Tiffany’s your guy
His record on the environment is just one of the many reasons Tiffany is a dangerous candidate. If you like Donald Trump, his tariffs, his wars, his attacks on free elections, his nastiness and pettiness, Tom Tiffany’s definitely your man.
Michelle Bryant: At what point is enough enough?
I struggle to understand why Republicans are fighting so hard to win the midterm elections when so many have already surrendered the very authority they were elected to exercise.
Eli Federman: Candidate got wish for free publicity with antisemitic rant
I care about the constitutional freedoms that protect us all. That means defending Matthew Arndt’s right to express opinions I despise.
David Blaska: Gaslighting October 7
Woke progressives have an anti-Semitic problem. Three years after the Palestinian terrorists butchered 1,200 noncombatants, including little babies, and took 251 hostages — many of whom were tortured and died in captivity — what is the reaction on the woke left?
Gregg Hoffmann: Rapid Radicals ready for market
As this election year nears its big day on Nov. 3, there are plenty of examples of rapid radicals on the left and right of the political spectrum. But this Rapid Radicals has to do with a faster wastewater treatment
Department of Administration: Gov Evers and DOA release continuous improvement report showcasing stewardship of state resources
Madison, Wis. – Today, Governor Tony Evers and Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) Secretary Kathy Blumenfeld announced the release of the 2026 Enterprise Continuous Improvement (CI) Program Report, compiled by the Strategic Management and Planning (SMP) team, to celebrate the impact innovation and