National Border Patrol Council: If Harris is elected 'every community in this great country is going to go to hell'
A member of the National Border Patrol Council, the largest Border Patrol union across the country, said the nation would "go to hell" if Vice President Kamala Harris were elected. He made the comments in a speech endorsing former President Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election on behalf of the organization.
Wisconsin universities charging more in 2022-23 school year
College tuition fees rose 1.8% in Wisconsin in the 2022-23 school year, according to the latest disclosure from the National Center for Education Statistics.
Badger Institute reflects on decision regarding Rich Lowry
Shortly before their annual dinner on October 1, the Badger Institute became aware of comments made by Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, during his appearance on the Megyn Kelly Show. Although initially scheduled as a speaker for the event, the Institute decided to replace him due to concerns over his remarks.
- Trump: We have to stop VP Harris' 'country-destroying radical-left agenda'
- Taxpayers spent over $110,000 for kids’ ‘sex change’ interventions in Wisconsin, report shows
- Wisconsin collected $52 million in property tax revenue in Q2
- Attorney General Kaul stresses legality issues around voter intimidation and threats
- Wisconsin DOJ will not appeal court ruling on Milwaukee archdiocese document access
Enrollment in 2023-24 School Year: 53,003 first-grade students were welcomed in Wisconsin schools
Wisconsin public schools welcomed 53,003 students for the first-grade, a decrease from the number of students enrolled in the previous year.
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Elon Musk offers cash incentive to over 338,000 Wisconsin gun owners not registered to vote
Elon Musk’s America PAC is reportedly offering $47 dollars for every referral to and signature from a Wisconsin voter on his petition to to support free speech and the Second Amendment.
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League of American Workers President: 'Wisconsinite voters who clamor for real change' see through Harris' media appearances
Steve Cortes, president of the League of American Workers, said Wisconsin voters "who clamor for real change" do not believe media attempts to highlight Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Marriott settles with states over Starwood data breach
Attorney General Josh Kaul announced a $52 million settlement with Marriott International, Inc. involving 50 Attorneys General. This agreement addresses a significant data breach in the Starwood guest reservation database, which Marriott acquired in 2016. The Federal Trade Commission also reached a parallel settlement with Marriott.
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50,763 students enrolled for kindergarten in Wisconsin schools during 2023-24 school year
Wisconsin public schools welcomed 50,763 students for the kindergarten, a decrease from the number of students enrolled in the previous year.
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Harris' housing plan may raise Milwaukee home prices significantly
Vice President Kamala Harris' proposal to provide $25,000 in down payment assistance to first-time home buyers could lead to significant increases in housing prices, particularly in Midwestern cities like Milwaukee. This is according to a recent study by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI).
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Biden administration considers reactivating decommissioned nuclear power plants
The Biden administration is considering reactivating decommissioned nuclear power plants, according to the president's climate adviser. Investors have already announced plans to restart reactors at two closed plants in Michigan and Pennsylvania. When asked about additional plant restarts, White House climate adviser Ali Zaidi stated at the Reuters IMPACT conference in New York, "We’re working on it in a very concrete way."
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Madison's housing demand clashes with local resistance amid rising prices
The housing market in Madison, Wisconsin, faces significant challenges as demand continues to outpace supply. The median price for a single-family home in the area reached $470,800 this spring, making it difficult for many families to afford. Despite being surrounded by flat, buildable farmland, development is often hindered by local regulations and community resistance.
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Wisconsin broadband expansion faces hurdles amid regulatory concerns
The rollout of a $1 billion broadband expansion plan in Wisconsin is facing significant challenges due to government overregulation, according to industry insiders. The plan, part of the $42 billion federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021, has yet to connect any households or businesses with broadband fiber. Program directors acknowledge that work may not commence until well into next year.
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Senate Candidate Hovde: 'Millions of illegal immigrants flooding the southern border, including known criminals and terrorists'
Eric Hovde said that "known criminals and terrorists" have crossed the border into the U.S. under the current administration. The Hovde campaign provided his statement to The Sconi on October 9.
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Airline Trade Group: Policymakers should ‘ensure unnecessary regulation doesn’t eliminate’ credit card reward programs for Wisconsinites
Marli Collier, managing director of Airlines 4 America (A4A), said policymakers should protect credit card travel reward programs from “unnecessary regulations,” as the U.S. Senate now considers two bills that could impact such programs for Wisconsin residents.
