El Mencho’s Death Triggers Cartel Violence Across Mexico
CJNG power struggle sparks unrest in tourist regions, raising safety concerns for American travelers
Elmbrook School Board Approves $500,000 Brookfield Elementary Library Renovation
The Elmbrook School Board voted 5–2 in March 2022 to approve approximately $500,000 in taxpayer funding for renovations to the Brookfield Elementary School library, part of a broader plan that could expand similar upgrades to additional schools. The project includes...
Waukesha School Board Elections Spark Debate Over Candidate Eligibility Standards
School board elections in Waukesha have become the center of a growing debate over what qualifications should determine who is fit to serve, as community members and advocacy groups increasingly focus on candidates’ personal backgrounds rather than statutory...
Massive Felony Backlog in Milwaukee Remains Unresolved After Pandemic
Complaints about due process and public safety have mounted in Milwaukee County as felony case backlogs have surpassed pandemic highs. The backlogs, which originally peaked during the pandemic era, have increased even further to over 10,000 as district attorneys and...
Waukesha School Board Member’s Social Media Posts Raise Questions About Superintendent Evaluation Process
Recent social media posts by Waukesha School Board member Diane Voit have raised questions about the handling of the district’s superintendent evaluation process, a procedure typically conducted privately under Wisconsin law. Voit, who is also running for re-election,...
El Mencho’s Death Triggers Cartel Violence Across Mexico
The killing of Mexican cartel kingpin Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes also known as “El Mencho”, has sparked a wave of violence across parts of Mexico, raising concerns for Americans vacationing in tourist hotspots. Escalating conflicts between the cartel and Mexican...
Steil Unveils “MEGA Act,” a Sweeping Federal Push for Voter ID, Paper Ballots, and Tighter Election Rules
This week, Rep. Bryan Steil proposed a federal election law requiring photo voter ID, mandate paper ballots, and preserving election records. Steil's accouncement tracks with a newly introduced package in Congress, the Make Elections Great Again Act, which Steil...
JD Vance Exposes the Wage Gap Fueling America’s Undocumented Labor Crisis
In a recent social media post, Vice President JD Vance criticized current labor laws by highlighting the wage disparity between employers paying $18–$20 per hour and those hiring undocumented workers at reported rates as low as $6.50 per hour. VP Vance’s post...
Wisconsin Receives Low Marks in Key Economic Report
One of Wisconsin’s top business associations raised alarms about the Badger State’s competitiveness, saying the state’s regulatory regime and economic policies have put up obstacles for people moving to Wisconsin and wanting to start new businesses. The report,...
Wisconsin Assembly to Vote to Suspend Judges Without Pay
Wisconsin lawmakers are looking to change the law after the Hannah Dugan case. The full Assembly is set to vote Tuesday on a plan from Rep. Shea Sortwell, R-Two Rivers, that would take paychecks away from any judge or court commissioner who is suspended. “This bill...
Plan to Expand Wisconsin PTSD Coverage Clears Statehouse Committee
More first responders in Wisconsin could soon get help in dealing with post traumatic stress disorder. The Assembly Committee on Workforce Development, Labor and Integrated Employment on Wednesday unanimously approved an expansion to the state law that offers PTSD...
Elmbrook School Board Approves $500,000 Brookfield Elementary Library Renovation
The Elmbrook School Board voted 5–2 in March 2022 to approve approximately $500,000 in taxpayer funding for renovations to the Brookfield Elementary School library, part of a broader plan that could expand similar upgrades to additional schools. The project includes...
Waukesha School Board Elections Spark Debate Over Candidate Eligibility Standards
School board elections in Waukesha have become the center of a growing debate over what qualifications should determine who is fit to serve, as community members and advocacy groups increasingly focus on candidates’ personal backgrounds rather than statutory...
Massive Felony Backlog in Milwaukee Remains Unresolved After Pandemic
Complaints about due process and public safety have mounted in Milwaukee County as felony case backlogs have surpassed pandemic highs. The backlogs, which originally peaked during the pandemic era, have increased even further to over 10,000 as district attorneys and...