This morning, the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin accepted Walnut Way Conservation Corp as an intervenor in Docket 5-UR-112 — We Energies' 2027–2028 rate case. Officially a party. Officially at the table. (Watch the proceeding.) This builds straight off our record. Walnut Way earned standing in 6630-TE-113 — the data center tariff case — and filed initial and reply briefs that helped the Commission reject the worst of We Energies' cost-shift in April 2026. That fight didn't end. It...

The road to the statehouse runs through Milwaukee's north side. We've said that, and we mean it. The next governor of Wisconsin can't get elected without us. We're organizing on the north side because that's home, not because anyone else's home matters less. When this community moves, every community in Wisconsin moves with us. But here's the question we don't ask often enough: once we elect somebody, how do we make sure they actually do what they said they'd do for our neighborhoods? Votes...

Black families in Milwaukee spend up to 43% more of their income on energy than white families. That means less money for food, medicine, and rent — every single month. 85,000 Milwaukee residents live in neighborhoods where families spend over 6% of their income just on energy. The national average is about 3%. Our communities pay nearly double. As of today April 1, 2026, We Energies just filed to raise your electric bill — again . Here's what they're asking for: 4.7% increase in 2027 4.5%...