Help Not Harm Public Hearing
Sierra JohnTomorrow at 10 a.m., there will be a public hearing in the state capitol for Assembly Bill 104, which is appropriately named the “Help Not Harm” bill. If passed, it…
The Most Important Election in 2025
Julaine Appling2025 | Week of March 10 | Radio Transcript #1609Election Day, Tuesday, April 1, is the culmination of one of the biggest elections our state will have this decade. Many…
Gen Z is 2x More in Favor of Marriage Than Millennials
A new study from The Times focused on Generation Z found that young adults today are twice as in favor of marriage than young adults twenty years ago, when almost…
National Problem Gambling Awareness Month
March is National Problem Gambling Awareness Month. Compulsive gambling, often referred to as a “hidden illness,” is characterized by the uncontrollable urge to keep gambling despite the toll it takes…
Home Front 03-06-2025
2025 | Thursday, March 6Election reminders, including specific information about WI Supreme Court candidates Schimel and Crawford; school choice application deadlines; and a legislative update take center stage for Daniel…
18 Couples Inducted Into Marriage Hall of Fame
Wisconsin Family Council inducted 18 couples into the 2025 Marriage Hall of Fame, which honors Wisconsin couples that have been married for 60 or more years. Theodore and Rosemary Prosser,…
“Help Not Harm Act” Reintroduced in Wisconsin
Last week, state Senator Cory Tomczyk and state Representative Scott Allen released the “Help Not Harm Act,” a bill designed to protect minors struggling with gender dysphoria from making life-altering,…
Over 22,000 Babies Born Due to Pro-Life Laws
A new report published in the Journal of the American Medical Association revealed that over 22,000 babies are alive today thanks to near total abortion bans in 14 states enacted…
Beware March Madness
2025 | Week of March 3 | Radio Transcript #1608Addictions come in many forms, and they almost always hurt more than just the person suffering the addiction. Addictions often destroy…
WI School Choice Supports Students with Disabilities
An analysis conducted by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty and School Choice Wisconsin found that more than 14% of students in Wisconsin’s choice programs have a disability, a…