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Wisconsin native helps foreign press cover major U.S. events, including RNC - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin native helps foreign press cover major U.S. events, including RNC

As director of the Foreign Press Centers for the State Department, Wisconsin native Ryan Roberts works to help get visiting journalists into communities to learn about American culture for themselves.

Source: nbc26.com
Wisconsin man wins Oscar for repair shop documentary - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin man wins Oscar for repair shop documentary

"The Last Repair Shop is about the heroes in our schools who often go unsung, un-thanked and unseen," director Kris Bowers said during the acceptance speech.

Source: wisn.com
Native youth engagement event held at Forest County Potawatomi Community Center - Vimarsana News

Native youth engagement event held at Forest County Potawatomi Community Center

CRANDON, Wis. (WJFW)- Forest County Potawatomi and Wisconsin Native Vote co-hosted an event today for Native youth in local schools. The event was aimed to engage local Native American students

Source: wjfw.com
Kenneth Chesebro: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know - Vimarsana News

Kenneth Chesebro: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

Kenneth Chesebro is an appellate lawyer from Austin, Texas, who is one of the six unindicted people accused of being "co-conspirators" in the latest Trump indictment.

Source: heavy.com
Voting advocates make final push to turn out Native American voters - Vimarsana News

Voting advocates make final push to turn out Native American voters

They say issues expected to go before the court — like voter rights and abortion access — disproportionately affect Native American communities.

Source: wuwm.com