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Sydney Stinson, Zachary Tomlinson on Gen Z voting by gender
UW-Milwaukee College Democrats Vice Chair Sydney Stinson and Turning Point USA UW-Madison President Zachary Tomlinson discuss political and partisan gender divides among Generation Z men and women.
Tuesday October 6, 2026
Anthony Chergosky on a partisan gender gap for Gen Z voters
UW-La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky considers how the wide gender divide for Generation Z voters may be influenced by the issue of abortion and the "Dobbs v. Jackson" decision.
Monday October 5, 2026
The 2026 youth vote and where Gen Z Wisconsinites stand
As Gen Z voters seek out a politics that works for them, Democrats and Republicans are in a fierce competition to earn the support of this youngest generation of voters in the 2026 election cycle.
Wednesday September 30, 2026
How personal waivers impact Wisconsin’s vaccination numbers
The number of families seeking personal conviction waivers for required vaccination of children attending public school in Wisconsin is increasing, leading to decreases in statewide immunization levels.
Wednesday July 1, 2026
Wisconsin soybean farmers decry fuel, fertilizer cost spikes
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wisconsin, held a roundtable event with Wisconsin Soybean Association president Doug Rebout about how the Iran war and tariffs have raised costs of diesel and fertilizer.
Friday May 29, 2026
Max Borgardt on the closing of the federal hemp THC loophole
Eagle Park Brewing Company President Max Borgardt describes the age demographics of consumers of hemp-based THC beverages as a federal loophole allowing for their sale in Wisconsin is set to close.
Monday January 12, 2026
Wisconsin THC businesses prepare for end to federal loophole
Cannabis is illegal in Wisconsin, but businesses that produce and sell legal hemp-based THC products due to a loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill are considering their next steps as federal law changes.
Friday January 9, 2026
Tech industry job tremors and AI boom propel changes at Wisconsin’s colleges
Multiple Universities of Wisconsin campuses are expanding computer science and artificial intelligence offerings for students, even as graduates enter an increasingly uncertain job market in the wake of the tech industry's pandemic and AI booms.
Thursday August 7, 2025
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