Maayan Silver

Ebony Javan is one Milwaukee woman who's always plugged into the moon. She shared her story with WUWM's Maayan Silver.

Through a new effort, called Pints and Patriotism, advocacy groups are bringing together veterans in swing states around the country, including in Wisconsin, to talk about — and advance— democracy, over beers.

It's worry season for both parties, says JR Ross, editor of WisPolitics. He explains how the campaigns are dealing with that in the dwindling weeks ahead of the November election.

We're in the thick of "worry season" — aka a big election — and while WisPolitics editor JR Ross can't make predictions, he can tell us about the trends and what to watch for as results come in.

Volunteers have isolated the metro Milwaukee neighborhoods with the highest number of young people of color, knocking on doors more than 600-thousand times this election cycle.

On this week's Capitol Notes, we ask JR Ross, editor of WisPolitics.com, to provide analysis of the 2024 presidential race and what changing coalitions could mean for future elections.

What began as a collaboration over food between Congregation Sinai and the Turkish-American Society of Wisconsin has evolved into a six-week exploration of three religions.4o

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is taking up cases that will determine whether people can continue to lawfully access abortion health care in the state. There's also an election for a seat that will determine the court's ideological balance.

In July, a Dane County Circuit Court judge ruled that provisions of Act 10, the law that blocked collective bargaining for most state employees, are unconstitutional. The case is being appealed by the GOP-led Legislature.

Astrology. Maybe it's nothing more than a pseudoscience to you. Maybe—on the other hand—you use it as a tool to plan your life.