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Twelve days later, Governor Evers still silent on teacher misconduct scandal

2 weeks 6 days ago By Tom Tiffany 1 comment

Twelve days without a word from Governor Tony Evers. The Capital Times uncovered more than 200 cases of educator sexual misconduct and grooming between 2018 and 2023 that the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) shielded from the public.

Monroe County Sheriff Revels and County Board Chairman Schnitzler endorse Jessi Ebben

2 weeks 6 days ago By Jessi Ebben 1 comment

I'm honored to announce that I have been endorsed by Monroe County Sheriff Wes Revels and Monroe County Board of Supervisors Chairman Cedric Schnitzler.

Marriage Advice and the Restoring American Liberty Initiative

3 weeks 5 days ago By Chris Muller

Republicans Demand Answers from DPI on Predatory Teachers

3 weeks 5 days ago By MacIver Institute

Republicans at the Wisconsin Capitol are demanding answers and demanding changes after an explosive report on how some teachers are allowed to walk away from grooming investigations.

Eric Toney announces campaign for Wisconsin attorney general

3 weeks 6 days ago By Toney for Attor... 1 comment

Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney today announced his candidacy for Wisconsin Attorney General, pledging to put public safety over politics, restore accountability at the state crime labs, and confront the fentanyl crisis.

IRG Demands Answers on DPI’s Mishandling of Teacher Misconduct

3 weeks 6 days ago By IRG 1 comment

The Institute for Reforming Government’s Center for Investigative Oversight (CIO) has submitted a public records request to the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) following alarming revelations about how the agency handled teacher mi

Civics Education and Elections

3 weeks 6 days ago By Webster 1 comment

A recent page 2 article in the weekly THE EPOCH TIMES headlined “Civics Education Gains Ground in K-12 and Higher Education” caught my attention.

Backing Maria Lazar for Wisconsin Supreme Court in April 2026

3 weeks 6 days ago By doug

As the spring election approaches on April 7, 2026, I want to reach out to my fellow sportsmen and women across Wisconsin to highlight the importance of participating in this pivotal moment for our state.