Jason Calvi
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Milwaukee, WI, United States
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Wisconsin election: 20% of Milwaukee Common Council seats empty
Twenty percent of Milwaukee’s Common Council seats are empty, and they have been for months. That means some residents had no one voting for them on the budget, that very important document that sets city priorities and send money to all city projects. → Read More
Sunshine Protection Act seeks daylight saving time year-round
In 2022, the U.S. Senate passed the bill by unanimous consent, but the House didn’t vote on it. → Read More
Pleasant Prairie Rec Plex swim meet health complaints
Wisconsin’s best 11-year-old to 14-year-old swimmers came to Pleasant Prairie to win state gold, but some said they left with a little red. Why did so many swimmers and families get sick? → Read More
New student vaccination mandates; Wisconsin GOP panel ready to block
New Wisconsin vaccine requirements for kids go into effect in the fall. But before students roll up their sleeves, state lawmakers are set to block the new rules. → Read More
Milwaukee County Jail death, woman's family voices concerns
The family and others came together to address "ongoing concerns" with how inmates are treated at the jail. → Read More
Wisconsin Supreme Court race, record $9M in primary ad spending
On April 4, you'll decide control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. All the money from around the country flooding Wisconsin shows just how important your vote is. → Read More
Paul Ryan: If Trump is GOP presidential nominee, 'we are going to lose'
Former Speaker Paul Ryan is warning Republicans they’ll lose if they nominate Donald Trump for president. Ryan also defended his call for changes to Medicare and Social Security. → Read More
Open Record: Supremely Important
A battle of judicial heavyweights in Wisconsin could tip the balance of power in the state. → Read More
Wisconsin Supreme Court race heats up; 6 weeks to general election
A six-week rush to election day is now underway. Soon you will decide whether control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court goes left or right. → Read More
41st and Burleigh fire: 'The worst day of my life'
"The fire department had to help me and my son get off the porch because the house was on fire," Renfro said. → Read More
Governor Evers proposes paid family leave, Republicans skeptical
Republicans plan to scrap Governor Tony Evers' budget and write their own. → Read More
Race for Alberta Darling's seat, Republican supermajority possible
Former State Sen. Alberta Darling retired last year. The race for her seat could determine whether Republicans get a supermajority in the Wisconsin Senate. → Read More
Milwaukee police officer killed; leaders respond, ask for peace
Wisconsin and Milwaukee officials are sharing their emotional responses to the shooting death of a police officer on the city's south side Tuesday. → Read More
Milwaukee's American Rescue Plan money: How will $92M be spent?
It's your money: How should Milwaukee spend the remaining $92 million from the American Rescue Act (ARPA)? The Common Council's Committee is working on making those decisions and needs your opinions. → Read More
Milwaukee Republican presidential debate; city could be in running
“The road to the White House runs through Wisconsin” is a phrase that voters in the battleground state often hear. Milwaukee will again be the center of national politics, when it hosts the 2024 Republican National Convention. Could it also host a GOP debate this year? → Read More
Milwaukee County court system backlog may not clear until 2024
How bad is the backlog in the Milwaukee County court system? A 1,500 felony case backlog means victims and defendants will have to wait, despite a $14 million dollar investment intended to clear it. → Read More
Milwaukee police guns accidentally discharged, video shows incidents
MPD is swapping out the service weapons, but newly released video underscores the problem. → Read More
Wisconsin State of the State: Gov. Evers' plans on tax cut
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers delivered his 2023 State of the State address, the first of his second term and fifth overall, with plans to cut taxes. → Read More
Wisconsin bail amendment: State Assembly puts it on April ballot
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a bipartisan measure to put bail reform on the April ballot. It gives voters the power to amend the state constitution. → Read More
Wisconsin prosecutor shortage; pay cited as key problem
Wisconsin prosecutors say a hiring problem is making it tough for the criminal justice system to work, citing poor pay for assistant district attorneys. → Read More