None, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Jon Styf's coverage focuses on national government and politics, education, legal and compliance matters. He often cites data and covers government announcements extensively.
If you're reaching out to Jon, consider providing insights related to federal K-12 education funding, taxation policies or legal developments in the United States. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data or are able to provide commentary on government reports or policy changes in these areas, your pitch may be well-received by him.
Given his focus on lawsuits and legal policy regulation as part of his coverage attributes, he may also appreciate pitches related to class action suits or regulatory changes impacting various industries within the U.S.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
(The Center Square) – A Wisconsin legal group has filed another lawsuit over 20 race-based scholarships at the University of Wisconsin-Madison following a Wisconsin Supreme Court win related to race-based grants in the state.
(The Center Square) – A state of emergency has been declared in the Menasha and Appleton area by Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers after high winds, hail and severe storms caused significant damage Monday.
By: Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – The five Democratic candidates for Wisconsin governor agreed on data center guardrails, income tax increases, property tax solutions and requiring police departments like Madison to use body cameras during Tuesday night's debate.
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin voters cannot revote on their absentee ballots and Democrats prefer state Rep. Francesca Hong more than ever, according to new polling.
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin's Act 10, in its 15th year, was again upheld against a challenge in the Wisconsin Court of Appeals but will next likely head to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
(The Center Square) – Mandela Barnes, former lieutenant governor of Wisconsin, is the latest Democrat to drop out of the race on Thursday.
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin taxpayers will send $250,000 to WisconsinEye in monthly installments through the end of the year to keep the live-streaming network operational until a new legislative session begins.
(The Center Square) – A Wisconsin group is taking aim at another state race-based program as the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty wrote a letter asking Gov. Tony Evers to end the Wisconsin Minority Teacher Loan Program.
(The Center Square) – A Wisconsin state senate candidate says she is a Wisconsin resident and her husband's primary residence is in Georgia, making her eligible for a Wisconsin tax credit and her husband eligible for one in Georgia, she said.
(The Center Square) – A new lawsuit is challenging the Wisconsin law that will allow for mobile sports wagering to be legal across the state.
