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Politics

Immigration Policy Debates Through the Lens of Conservative Journalism

Elizabeth Morin June 2, 2025

The topic of immigration policy has been a hotbed of discussion across various media platforms, especially within conservative journalism. The debates surrounding immigration are often polarized, reflecting the broader ideological divides in American society...

15 Minutes

Business

🔒 Growing their slice of the pie

Elizabeth Morin June 1, 2025 0 Comment

If you ask each member of the Fallucca family whether they are a supporter of family business or not, you’re going to get very different answers. For three generations now, the Fallucca family has...

1 Minute

Business

🔒 Growing PR firm H.PR opens office in downtown Milwaukee

Elizabeth Morin May 30, 2025 0 Comment

A growing Milwaukee-based public relations firm has made its first move into physical office space, opening a 3,000-square-foot suite in the historic Wells Building at 324 E. Wisconsin Ave. in downtown Milwaukee. H.PR, founded...

2 Minutes

Finance

🔒 WCTC names new Applied AI Lab director

Elizabeth Morin May 30, 2025 0 Comment

Waukesha County Technical College has named Sarah Buszka as the new director of its Applied AI Lab. Buszka will lead WCTC’s development and implementation of artificial intelligence solutions for local companies and provide workforce...

5 Minutes

Politics

Immigration in Focus: How Conservative News Outlets Are Covering the Story

Elizabeth Morin May 30, 2025

Immigration has been a hot-button issue in American politics for decades, and it continues to dominate headlines today. With the rise of various conservative news outlets, the narrative surrounding immigration is often framed through...

3 Minutes

Business

🔒 Seven projects in southeastern Wisconsin awarded affordable housing tax credits

Elizabeth Morin May 30, 2025 0 Comment

Seven apartment projects in southeast Wisconsin totaling 657 affordable apartment units have been awarded low-income housing tax credits by the State of Wisconsin. The projects are among 27 statewide that received tax credits, according...

3 Minutes

Business

Brewing company co-owned by Vince Lombardi’s grandson to open taproom in former City Lights Brewing space in Milwaukee

Elizabeth Morin May 28, 2025 0 Comment

A new brewery plans to breathe life back into one of Milwaukee’s most recognizable beer halls. Lombardi Brewing Co. is eyeing an August opening for its first taproom in the former City Lights Brewing...

2 Minutes

Business

🔒 Benson’s Restaurant Group takes over catering, event operations at Sandhill Tree Farm in Grafton

Elizabeth Morin May 28, 2025 0 Comment

Benson’s Restaurant Group is adding another event venue to its catering portfolio. The Milwaukee-based hospitality enterprise announced Wednesday that it has assumed full event management and catering operations at Sandhill Tree Farm in Grafton....

4 Minutes

Politics

How to Stay Informed with Reliable Conservative News Sources Daily

Elizabeth Morin May 28, 2025

Staying informed in today’s fast-paced news environment can be a challenge, especially when trying to navigate the myriad of information sources available. For those who lean towards conservative values and perspectives, finding reliable news...

3 Minutes

Finance

Erin Hills set to host U.S. Women’s Open this weekend

Elizabeth Morin May 27, 2025 0 Comment

Erin Hills golf course in the town of Erin is welcoming nearly 160 pro golfers, tens of thousands of spectators, and media from all over the world this week as the United States Golf Association’s...