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The Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA) and the Wisconsin Tribal Task Force on Cannabis announced Tuesday the launch of its Wisconsin Wellness campaign dedicated to the legalization of medical cannabis in the state.
Sen. Melissa Agard, D-Madison, speaking at an Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association press conference on Sept. 3, 2024.
Content warning: This story contains information about sexual assault.
Tony DeSalvo refers to The Stuffed Olive, Double Tap Beercade and Roxxy as the “perfect night out.” Open for business since August 12 on the first floor of the ōLiv apartments at the corner of State Street and Gorham Street, the bars offer a wide range of experiences in one location.
MILWAUKEE — Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz delivered remarks to union members of the Milwaukee Area Labor Council, AFL-CIO, addressing the key Democratic voting bloc Monday at the city’s annual Laborfest celebration.
For the staff of The Racquet Press, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s student newspaper, the surprise firing of former Chancellor Joe Gow in December for a pornographic OnlyFans channel put a pause on winter break and marked a return to reporting.
Content warning: This story contains information about sexual assault.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new protest policy may be unconstitutional, a constitutional law expert and ACLU of Wisconsin lawyer told The Daily Cardinal.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison updated its protest policy Wednesday, now called the Expressive Activity Policy, in an attempt to reaffirm existing policies and clarify explicit violations.
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, a conservative Wisconsin legal center, filed a lawsuit against the Biden-Harris administration Tuesday alleging the U.S. Department of Education’s $60 million Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program unlawfully excludes students on the basis of race.
CHICAGO — The Democratic Convention wrapped up after Vice President and presidential nominee Kamala Harris gave her acceptance speech to a reinvigorated Democratic Party Thursday night. Here are six key takeaways from a week of speakers, songs and a reminder to Democrats from Michelle Obama to “do something.”
Over the course of a month, the tone of the 2024 presidential race has shifted entirely. Voters were fired up as Vice President Kamala Harris made a last-minute bid against former President Donald Trump to compete in the battleground state of Wisconsin and win the election this November.
Unions representing faculty and staff across the University of Wisconsin System demonstrated outside a UW Board of Regents meeting Thursday, urging the board to push chancellors to meet with their unions and protesting mass faculty layoffs later approved by the regents.
CHICAGO — When Vice President Kamala Harris stepped out onto the Democratic National Convention stage Thursday night to accept her nomination for president, the first Black and Asian American woman to ever do so from a major party, the cheering from the packed United Center seemed like it would never end.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards (OSCCS) completed disciplinary investigations against 30-40 students for alleged non-academic misconduct during the pro-Palestine encampment and recommended sanctions against several protesters.
CHICAGO — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz took the stage at the Democratic National Convention Wednesday night to accept the vice presidential nomination to make the case for how his coaching and teaching past can help the Democrats cultivate a winning message.
CHICAGO — Israel’s war on Gaza is a prominent focus of many outside the Democratic National Convention this week, with a few thousand demonstrating Monday against President Joe Biden administration’s financial and military support for Israel.
CHICAGO — The Democratic platform, released this week, included a chapter titled “Building a Stronger, Fairer Economy.” Specific policies outlined in this chapter include increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2026, paid family and medical leave system, investing in transportation infrastructure and high-speed rail and increasing social security benefits.
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