Catholic Vote President: Catholic parents have to ‘actively and aggressively instill the right values into their children’
Brian Burch, president of the Catholic Vote organization, said cultural institutions with opposing worldviews have taken control of much of society, meaning Catholic parents have to “actively and aggressively instill the right values into their children.”
City of Madison Common Council Members to Visit Local Small Businesses to See First-hand the Impact of City Funding
Members of the City of Madison Common Council will be embarking on a tour across the city to visit local small businesses and witness the impact of city funding on Saturday, May 4. In celebration of National Small Business Week, these alders will board one of the new all-electric buses to visit several small businesses that have benefited from the various programs offered by the City of Madison’s Office of Business Resources.District 17 Alder Sabrina Madison expressed her excitement about the upcoming tour, stating, "What better way to celebrate Small Business Week than...
Brelynn Bille, Josh Baston named winners of 2024 Herfurth-Kubly Awards
Brelynn Bille and Josh Baston have been named the winners of the 2024 Theodore Herfurth and Teddy Kubly Awards for Comprehensive Undergraduate Excellence at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The awards, which come with a $4,000 prize, are among the oldest and most prestigious honors on campus.According to a report by Doug Erickson, the awards, established in 1928 and supported by the family of Theodore Herfurth and Teddy Kubly, are given annually to seniors who have demonstrated outstanding achievements during their time at the university. A committee comprising of...
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Mentor Program Builds Student Futures in Architecture, Construction, Engineering Fields
Vel Phillips Memorial High School and ACE Mentor of Wisconsin have joined forces to pave the way for student success in the architecture, construction, and engineering fields. In its second year, the ACE Mentorship program is proving to be a valuable resource for students, offering mentorships, internships, and scholarships.Three Memorial seniors, Lila Hadfield, Aliena Sakk, and Fred Speidel, were recently awarded $5,000 scholarships each for their participation in the program over the last two years. This opportunity included engaging in weekly meetings with industry...
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Catholic Vote President: Wisconsin Democrats ‘should be consistent and throw Biden off the ticket’ for being ‘white, heterosexual, and married to a woman’
Catholic Vote President Brian Burch said Wisconsin Democrats should apply their party hiring criteria to offices like the President and “throw Biden off the ticket” because he is “white, heterosexual, and married to a woman.”
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Catholic Vote President: President Biden's actions 'exactly contradict' his claimed Catholic beliefs
Catholic Vote President Brian Burch said President Joe Biden's declaration of "Transgender Visibility Day" on Easter Sunday "exactly contradict what he claims to believe" as a self-proclaimed Catholic.
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Former UW Hospital critical care chief: Recent settlement with FDA on their overreach regarding Covid-19 and ivermectin is ‘huge win for doctors and patients’
Former chief of critical care at UW Hospital Dr. Pierre Kory said the settlement with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that requires them to remove all social media posts warning people against using ivermectin is a “huge win” for the practice of medicine.
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Pocan votes against bill to deport illegal aliens convicted of drunk driving
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan (D-Wisc.) voted against a bill to deport illegal aliens who have been convicted of driving while drunk or impaired.
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The Media Was Wrong About the Justin Beaton Case
After a prolonged period of speculation and controversy, Justin Beaton of Racine, Wisconsin, has been conclusively cleared of all unfounded media narratives surrounding his case. This marks a significant turning point in the Justin Beaton case, one that has been marked by misinformation, conjecture, and at times, outright falsehoods.
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Peer Support for First Responders Heads to Governor
The Wisconsin State Senate has unanimously approved legislation that aims to provide confidential support groups for first responders dealing with trauma. The bill, authored by State Representative Joel Kitchens, will ensure that first responders have access to peer support from individuals who understand the challenges they face.Representative Kitchens highlighted the need for this support, stating, "First responders often develop 'John Wayne Syndrome' by toughing it out rather than dealing with the disturbing events they deal with. My bill will make sure there is...
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Historic Workforce Package Passes Legislature
Nov 15 2023This week, the Assembly passed a historic workforce package in a special session, providing much-needed relief for the middle class and addressing important issues such as childcare affordability and workforce development.One of the key components of the package is a $2 billion middle-class tax cut. The bill aims to reduce the tax burden on single filers making $27,630 or more, or $36,840 for married couples, by lowering the state's third income tax bracket rate from 5.3% to 4.4%. This change would result in an average savings of $600 annually for Wisconsin...
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Assembly Approves Peer Support for First Responders
The Wisconsin State Assembly has approved legislation that aims to provide peer support for first responders who often face emotional and mental challenges in their line of work. The bill, authored by Representative Joel Kitchens, seeks to ensure that these dedicated individuals receive the help they need.Representative Kitchens highlighted the importance of addressing the stress faced by first responders and the detrimental effects it can have on their well-being. He stated, "Too often first responders' only way to cope with the stress of their job is to tough it out....
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Assembly Passes Measures for Election Integrity, Higher Education Reforms, and Workforce Strengthening
The Wisconsin Assembly has taken significant steps this week to address election integrity, higher education reforms, and workforce strengthening. Multiple measures were passed by both the Assembly and the Senate, including constitutional amendments that will now be placed on a statewide ballot for approval.One of the key measures passed is the prohibition of out-of-state billionaires from funding election administration. This provision aims to prevent individuals like Mark Zuckerberg from influencing how elections are run in Wisconsin. The Assembly believes that...
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Williams Bay Police Officer Honored as First Responder of the Year
Williams Bay veteran police officer Mark Erickson has been named the First Responder of the Year by State Representative Tyler August (R-Lake Geneva). Officer Erickson was recognized for his dedication and service to the community during a ceremony held at the State Capitol earlier this month.Representative August emphasized the importance of acknowledging the selfless acts of first responders, stating, "Officer Erickson has earned this award for his dedication to our community over the course of his 22 years of service." August also commended Erickson for his sincerity,...