Stuart Wattles

1 week ago | civicmedia.us | Phil Nee |Stuart Wattles |Peter Cameron |Jo Ann Krulatz

GREEN BAY, WI- (WGBW) – Sitting on two of the Great Lakes puts Wisconsin in a unique position regarding maritime commerce and shipbuilding for military interests. U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin is concerned about the nation’s reliance on components from elsewhere, and she wants to ensure our nation’s shipbuilding industry remains strong and vibrant.

1 week ago | civicmedia.us | Adam Hess |Phil Nee |Savanna Tomei-Olson |Stuart Wattles

MADISON, Wis (CIVIC MEDIA) – A new survey shows a quarter of childcare programs statewide could close if a critical support program isn’t funded. The survey from the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families shows 25% of childcare providers are somewhat, very, or extremely likely to close if the state Legislature doesn’t make investments in the Child Care Counts Program. A release from Governor Tony Evers’ office says if the program ends, costs for infant care are also expected to rise.

2 weeks ago | waukradio.com | Phil Nee |Savanna Tomei-Olson |Stuart Wattles |Adam Hess

Wronski is excited about the team’s future both on and off the field. She shares details around some of the challenges and opportunities still ahead this season, including navigating media rights and ensuring fans can access the team’s broadcasts. Wronski also talks about Bob Uecker, the voice of the Brewers, who remains a beloved figure in the organization. “Bob was the kind of person who made everyone feel like they belonged,” she says. “One of my first interactions was early in my career.

2 weeks ago | civicmedia.us | Teri Barr |Stuart Wattles |James Kelly

MADISON, Wis. (Civic Media) – The current head of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin doesn’t plan to run again for the spot. Ben Wikler said Thursday that he is not seeking to remain as the chair of the party. “Now is the right time for me to take a breath, and to find new ways to advance the fight for a country that works for working people, and one that honors every person’s fundamental freedom and dignity,” Wikler said.

2 weeks ago | waukradio.com | Phil Nee |Savanna Tomei-Olson |Stuart Wattles |Adam Hess

If you regularly experience connection issues, click here to read a version of this story designed to open faster in low-signal areas. EUTAW, Ala. — Leroy Walker arrived at the county hospital short of breath. Walker, 65 and with chronic high blood pressure, was brought in by one of rural Greene County’s two working ambulances. Nurses checked his heart activity with a portable electrocardiogram machine, took X-rays, and tucked him into Room 122 with an IV pump pushing magnesium into his arm.