By Abbi Debelack - November 24, 2021
Many of Wisconsin schools and school districts “met, exceeded, or significantly exceeded expectations” according to the Department of Public Instruction, while only 27% of students are proficient in ELA and 27.5% are proficient in math. How can this be? Read More Deeper Dive: Wisconsin Schools Receive Passing Grade From DPI While Students Fail Miserably
By MacIverNews - January 10, 2022
It’s been over two months since that report, and WEC has yet to submit emergency rules to the legislature for approval. Read More Lawmakers Order WEC to Comply with State Law
By MacIverNews - January 10, 2022
On Monday, a Dane County Judge decided not to protect the Wisconsin Elections Commission from subpoenas concerning its role in the 2020 election, but she also warned investigators not to enforce those subpoenas either. Read More Dane County Court Denies Injunction Looking To Stop Gableman Subpoenas
By MacIverNews - January 7, 2022
Dan O’Donnell examines the criminal charges filed as a result of January 6th to separate fact from Democrat hyperbole. Read More The Terror Attack that Wasn’t
By MacIver Staff - January 7, 2022
The crime wave we are experiencing today in Wisconsin is eerily similar to past decades. When will we learn? Guest Perspective by Chris Kemble. Read More The Revolving Door Crime Wave
By MacIverNews - January 6, 2022
LISTEN - Assembly Speaker Robin Vos wants the final report by next month, so he can get some bills up for floor votes in March. Read More Vos Wants Election Investigation Wrapped Up Next Month
By MacIverNews - January 6, 2022
LISTEN - State Senator Bradley of Franklin, Senator Nass of Whitewater and Representative Wichgers of Muskego, recently introduced legislation that would set minimum bail amounts for criminals who have already been convicted of a felony or a violent misdemeanor. Read More MacIver Minute: Minimum Bail Requirements for Repeat Offenders
By MacIverNews - January 6, 2022
You might think a Covid-19 “booster” shot is the same thing as an “additional dose,” and that’s why public health officials have begun advising some people to get a fourth shot without much attention. Read More DHS Quietly Begins Promoting Fourth Vaccine Shot
By MacIverNews - January 5, 2022
LISTEN - Rep. Mark Born talks about the challenges the Wisconsin legislature faces trying to get people back to work and students back to school with the Evers Administration constantly pushing back Read More MacIver Newsmakers Podcast: Evers Needs To Promote Work, Not Welfare