The city of Oshkosh is adding new plaques explaining why its statue of its namesake, Chief Oshkosh, falls short.
Oshkosh Is Fixing Harmful Depictions in Its Chief Oshkosh Statue
The city of Oshkosh is adding new plaques explaining why its statue of its namesake, Chief Oshkosh, falls short.
Rittenhouse Found Not Guilty of All Charges in Protester Killings
Many react with disappointment, but not surprise, after a jury acquits the out-of-state teen who killed two people and injured a third.
With Afghan Refugees, Wausau Gets Chance to Show Welcoming Side After ‘Community for All’ Controversy
Wausau Mayor Katie Rosenberg hopes the Wausau community will be welcoming to the up to 85 Afghan refugees who will be resettled in the city.
Native American Leaders Seeking Improvements to Curriculum After Teacher Wears Racist Outfit
Insensitive depictions of Native Americans are demeaning and further negative views that help lead to violence against indigenous people, advocates said.
After ‘Community for All’ Resolution Fails Again, Progressive Marathon County Officials Worry ‘This Might Set Us Back’
“This sends the message that some people don’t matter as much as others in our community,” one official said.
Commentary: Little Has Changed Since the Blake Shooting. It Doesn’t Have to Be That Way.
Despite immense pressure for change, political leaders have done little. Activists have stepped up.
Commentary: Cedarburg’s School Mural Fiasco Shows Why We Need to Get Out of Our Bubbles
The district said the mural didn’t represent “all members of our school community.” But who was really left out?
‘More Work Left’: First Police Reform Bills Pass, but Some Push for More
Evers says he’ll sign the bills, but he, legislative Democrats, and organizers say the state needs deeper reforms.
Republicans Toss Criminal Justice Reforms From State Budget
Republican lawmakers also reject Democratic attempt to reign in spending millions of taxpayer dollars on private lawyers.