Donald Trump stepped on so many rakes during this week’s debate that Eric Hovde started getting jealous. Not to fear, Hovde has a new batch of ads that once again pretend to feature “regular folks” but are deep within the party-faithful. And Courier Newsroom national correspondent Keya Vakil tells us about how more political issues […]

A progressive justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court is retiring, so if a conservative candidate wins in April then the court swings back to right-wing control. We’ll meet with progressive candidate Susan Crawford, who’s been endorsed by the four progressive women currently in control of the court. And Dr. Kristin Lyerly joins us in our […]

We’ll get continuing reaction to the presidential debate—this time from Joe Zepecki, who sees growing interest among Wisconsin voters to turn the page and turn away from angry conservatives like Donald Trump. (Maybe Derrick Van Orden, too?) And a new Marquette Poll has good news for Kamala Harris and Tammy Baldwin, but no reason to […]

We start this month’s visit from Congressman Mark Pocan with a simple question: Why are House Republicans once again playing games with a potential government shutdown at the end of this month—this time over non-citizen voting, something that’s already part of the law? And UpNorthNews reporter Elisabeth Montemurro attended a roundtable for women in Wauwatosa […]

We’ll react to last night’s debate between Vice President Harris and former President Trump, including Trump noting that, after 9 years, he is still working on a big, beautiful healthcare plan. And as voters weigh their options, this week’s Climate Check adds another dimension: Your vote could play a role in whether China works alongside […]