Public school advocates say they feel betrayed by Wisconsin’s “Education Governor” and that the budget package that was on his desk is “a bad deal” that includes “a pittance to public schools.”
It’s time for Milwaukee teachers at these schools to join the movement, both for our interests and for those of the students and communities we are proud to serve.
By an approval of 97% of its 340,000 members, UPS Teamsters voted today to authorize a strike, sending a message to UPS that they are
A prix fixe menu of suffering for Milwaukee workers
Who would have thought the biggest transfer of money into private schools in state history would happen under Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, the former state schools superintendent and a champion of public education?
Do the Bucks have it in them to be patient as the team reshuffles its very old roster under a first-time head coach?
An embarrassing display of “bipartisan comity” over a revenue deal that hamstring’s Milwaukee’s independence, a win for unionized workers at a Milwaukee coffee shop, a carceral “solution” for overdose deaths that will only make the problem worse, and Milwaukee’s favorite reactionary dunderhead sheriff mulls a Senate run.
Last week, workers at Colectivo Coffee voted to ratify a contract that amounts to the largest collective-bargaining agreement anywhere in the United States’ coffee industry.
by Isiah Holmes / Wisconsin ExaminerJune 8, 2023 A Republican-crafted bill to increase reckless homicide penalties for people involved in drug overdose deaths passed the
Milwaukee Pridefest took place on June 2-3 at Henry Maier Festival Park. Organizers from Milwaukee DSA’s Power to the People campaign gave a presentation at
