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3 weeks ago | 
waukradio.com | Lisa Hale |Jimmie Kaska |Stuart J. Wattles |David Hyland
It’s been a nail-biting contest with records being broken for campaign spending and in the end, Susan Crawford emerges victorious in a historic Wisconsin Supreme Court race. Crawford defeats former Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel in this election — with more than $90 million in campaign spending. It surpasses all previous judicial election records and has also been one of the most closely watched races in the country.
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3 weeks ago | 
waukradio.com | Lisa Hale |Jimmie Kaska |Stuart J. Wattles |David Hyland
MADISON, Wis (CIVIC MEDIA) – If you haven’t been on a toll-way recently, but you have received a text warning of an unpaid toll and possible legal action, you are not alone.
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3 weeks ago | 
waukradio.com | Lisa Hale |Jimmie Kaska |Stuart J. Wattles |David Hyland
MADISON, Wis. (WMDX) – Spring Break is coming to an end for students in the Madison Metropolitan School District, and surrounding districts. Health officials want parents and teachers to be on the lookout for self-harm. According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, rates of self-harm among 10 to 19-year-olds tend to increase after breaks from school, and toward the end of the school year.
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3 weeks ago | 
waukradio.com | Lisa Hale |Jimmie Kaska |Stuart Wattles |David Hyland
In the wooded highlands of northern Arkansas, where small towns have few dentists, water officials who serve more than 20,000 people have for more than a decade openly defied state law by refusing to add fluoride to the drinking water.
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3 weeks ago | 
civicmedia.us | Stuart Wattles |Lisa Hale |Adam Hess
In the wooded highlands of northern Arkansas, where small towns have few dentists, water officials who serve more than 20,000 people have for more than a decade openly defied state law by refusing to add fluoride to the drinking water.
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3 weeks ago | 
civicmedia.us | Lisa Hale |Adam Hess |Alexander Shur
(Public News Service) – Political maneuvers continue with the pivotal Wisconsin Supreme Court race that is decided on Tuesday, April 1st – the latest coming from the White House. In the weeks leading up to the April 1st election, the state has seen partisan-backed campaigns, swirling misinformation and incentives that border on bribes.
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3 weeks ago | 
waukradio.com | Lisa Hale |Jimmie Kaska |Stuart J. Wattles |David Hyland
It is the final stretch before the April 1st election. Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair Ben Wikler is pointing out how the state Supreme Court race could define the future. Wikler joins Jane Matenaer and Greg Bach, hosts of Matenaer on Air, to discuss why he believes this election is more than just about choosing a judge. He calls it a referendum on the direction of the state under the growing influence of billionaires like Elon Musk. Be a voter.
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4 weeks ago | 
civicmedia.us | Adam Hess |Lisa Hale |Teri Barr |Jo Ann Krulatz
Wisconsin is in the midst of yet another exorbitantly expensive political race, with record-breaking amounts of cash flooding in to try and influence who will win a seat on the state’s Supreme Court. The race could see $100 million in spending, which would set a new record for the court. It attracted more than $50 million in spending the last time it had a race in 2023, setting the current record. But don’t think you’ll get a break after this one.
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1 month ago | 
waukradio.com | Adam Hess |Lisa Hale |Melissa Kaye |Stuart J. Wattles
ST PETER, Min – (CIVIC MEDIA) – The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse captured its 18th National Collegiate Gymnastics Association (NCGA) Championship, including first since 2016, Saturday in Gus Young Court at Gustavus Adolphus College in St Peter Minnesota. UWL with a team score of 194.925 with UW-Whitewater second at 194.025 and UW-Oshkosh third at 193.075. The 18 NCGA team titles are the most in NCGA history.
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1 month ago | 
civicmedia.us | Alexander Shur |Adam Hess |Lisa Hale |Jo Ann Krulatz
The TV ads are dark and ominous. The faces of people convicted of serious crimes are flashed across the screen. A grim-sounding voice-over accuses one candidate of letting “a sex predator loose on our kids.” Another spot accuses the other of “putting pedophiles back on the street.”These messages have for weeks blanketed TV broadcasts across Wisconsin and permeated digital media spaces like YouTube.
