David Wise is an editor with a focus on local news in Wisconsin, specifically in the Madison area. He writes for WisPolitics.com and his work has been featured in various publications such as Yahoo News, Cincinnati Enquirer, and BELTRAN, MARY JANICE. David covers a range of topics including politics, border security, medical marijuana, and local events.
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David Wise's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly in the state of Wisconsin. He tends to cover topics such as state politics, voting laws, and legal policy regulation within Wisconsin. Given his articles' emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations, he would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals with expertise in these areas or those directly involved in the political landscape of Wisconsin.
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By: David Wise
Bernard Muriithi, Ph.D., OTR/L, an assistant professor in the Occupational Therapy Doctoral (OTD) program, has been selected for the K12 Mentored Research Career Development Scholar Awards Program as the principal investigator on a study to develop and test an occupational therapy intervention for Type 2 diabetes in the Marshallese people of…
By: David Wise
If we zoom out to look at the bigger picture, it's not just about the roads we drive on, or the powerlines in our backyards. It's also about our railroads and ports that are used for the transport of goods across the country. Our infrastructure is a vital part of keeping our economy healthy. It makes our technology and food supply that much more accessible and affordable no matter what time of year. It's also about the broadband internet reaching individuals in rural parts of the state who can now access the web and connect with information, new people, even education and jobs. Infrastructure is so far reaching throughout our lives and its impact is just as vast. We need to put a spotlight on Wisconsin's infrastructure and urge our lawmakers to keep it as a priority throughout the length of their next legislative session.
By: David Wise
We urge the Common Council to confirm its labor negotiator when they meet Tuesday so that the MPA – together with the city of Milwaukee – can address the crisis in recruitment and retention of our police officers, detectives and forensic investigators.
By: David Wise
From WisPolitics ... -- A special committee plans to vote today on a proposal that would ensure Native American students can wear traditional tribal regalia at a graduation ceremony or school-sponsored event. Current law requires schools to provide reasonable accommodations of a pupil's religious beliefs along with a ban on discrimination due to factors such as their race, religion and ancestry. B...
By: David Wise
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), the Northwest Arkansas Food Insecurity Community of Practice, the Marshallese Education Initiative (MEI) and other community organizations have partnered to organize SNAP enrollment events, where more than 100 Marshallese have been able to apply for the benefits. The Compacts of Free Association…
By: David Wise
Going into the next budget with a $4 billion surplus, incoming Senate President Mary Felzkowski says Republicans will be looking at tax cuts and funding one-time expenses like infrastructure projects.
Firms are expected to dole out stock or options in 2025 to a wider group of workers. Do workers want this?
On this week's episode of “Rewind,” WisPolitics.com's JR Ross and CBS 58's Emilee Fannon discuss the debate over school safety after Monday's school shooting in Madison, legislative priorities in 2025, disagreement over funding for university building projects, Wisconsin's GOP electors certifying President-elect Donald Trump's win and Attorney General Josh Kaul's vow to challenge the Trump administration on deportations and other issues.
Rebecca Cooke is the future. She ran an impressive, spirited campaign as the Democratic challenger to 3rd CD GOP U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden and is seriously considering running in 2026.
WisconsinEye Host and CBS 58 Capitol Reporter Emilee Fannon and WisPolitics.com Editor JR Ross review the top stories of 2024 in state politics.
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