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pixabay.comThe vast majority of staff in Department of Education’s Office of Impact Aid were fired as part of the department’s recent reduction in force creating uncertainty around when funding will be released to districts. -
Courtesy of the School District of CrandonEach year several Northwoods counties and school districts within the Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest receive federal funding.The Secure Rural Schools funding goes towards schools and the roads that lead to them.But the program is being held up—despite wide bipartisan support for it.
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Right now, Wisconsin’s legislative and congressional districts maps are drawn and passed by state lawmakers.Groups in the state are working to take that power away from elected lawmakers and turn the responsibility over to citizens with the goal of creating fair maps. -
He stressed it distorts both the Christian faith and the country’s constitutional democracy. -
Community members in Wausau met with the governor, focusing on the impact of the federal shutdown and what it could mean for health care access across Wisconsin -
It was one of several held Saturday in the Northwoods and among the thousands of other protests nationwide as part of the ‘No Kings’ protests. -
Millions of the people all across the U.S. are expected to participate in planned “No Kings” protests on Saturday, October 18th. -
The City of Wausau Ethics Board has ruled that Mayor Doug Diny did commit a violation of the ethics code of elected officials after the handling of a locked, unsecure ballot drop box in the lead up to the 2024 fall election. -
Jessi Ebben, a Trump Republican from Stanley, says she wants to ensure her children and grandchildren have a chance at the American Dream. -
Fred Clark, a Democrat from Bayfield, says he spent much of this past summer talking to voters of all political leanings about how changes in Washington D.C. were impacting them. -
Decision of ethics panel will be released in writing at a later date
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As Washington continues to bombard the public with political rhetoric about the government shutdown, some law experts argue these messages could be breaking a law put in place to prohibit political sway by the executive branch
