Standing in the clump of people, snow in my shoes and fingers freezing around the paper sign I had been handed on my way out the door, I finally had the chance to realize how incredibly proud of my school I was at that moment. There were over a hundred kids, maybe two hundred at the peak of the afternoon, all talking, discussing, raising their voices, holding their signs, faces and fingers growing red from the cold.
Read MoreThis year will see us fiercely working to regain Wisconsin’s Senate and Assembly November 3, to elect Democrats to all Wisconsin executive positions, including Governor, and to regain the 3rd Congressional District.
Read MoreThis weekend, in Minneapolis, a federal immigration agent murdered Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse who cared for our veterans at the VA hospital. We all watched it play out from dozens of different angles, filmed by bystanders on their cell phones in the freezing cold. And despite the lies from the government, we all had the same takeaway: this was an execution.
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Dear JONAH community,
Many of us are feeling shaken and raw after the news of large-scale ICE officers’ activity in Minneapolis, reports of enforcement actions here in Eau Claire, and the killing of a motorist during one of the operations in Minneapolis. Even without every detail, we know this much: people are afraid, and a life has been lost in a system that is supposed to protect the public.
That should stop us in our tracks.
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Beginning in 2026, the USPS has instituted a new rule that the postmark will now reflect the date an envelope is first processed by an automated USPS sorting machine.
Time-sensitive mail such as ABSENTEE/MAIL IN BALLOTS should be mailed several days before the deadline.
Read MoreDemocrats are stepping up to combat this disgraceful era of deregulation and destruction of the social fabric. In December 2025, Democrats introduced the American Affordability Act, which addresses five major tenets of the crisis: housing, energy/transportation, families & childcare, education & worker pay, and healthcare.
Read MoreIn 2026, I think that for anyone who cares about politics, the greatest and most important thing they can do is to do just that–Bring life back into all those tasks that you do. Find something that re-ignites your passion in politics and civics.
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On Feb. 10, Gov. Evers visited the Eau Claire Head Start Center, which is part of the Western Dairyland Head Start Program, to highlight the Year of the Kid and the Evers Administration’s plans to lower everyday, out-of-pocket costs for Wisconsinites and working families statewide, including the costs of child care, in the 2025-27 Biennial Budget. Photos from the governor’s visit are available here and here.
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Read MoreRight now, even though the presidential election is three years away, what we do now matters. The way we handle our current president’s policies, the way we protest, the way we speak, the campaigns we run in between, it all matters greatly.
Read MoreHow can one not have doubts about his commitment to those who served? From the loss of our local shelter to his willingness to entertain VA cuts, our congressman’s actions — and inaction — show a troubling pattern: when veterans in Wisconsin need him most, he’s not there to stand up for them.
Read MoreThank you to everyone who came out to the Hmong New Year celebrations at the Sonnentag this weekend!
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