Now, it’s the Democrats’ turn.

After a Summer that has seen more political twists and turns than most decades, the Democratic National Convention convenes this week in Chicago. Party leaders hope to make no news at all. They want a four day infomercial for their ticket and ride the wave of positive vibes that have washed over the Democrats since President Biden announced he would end his re-election campaign.

But even with a fawning press on their side, there is no guarantee that this week will be news free.

The protests were (thankfully) a dud in Milwaukee last month. This week in Chicago could be a lot more fiery. Chicago and the DNC have a volatile history, after all.

Wisconsin protesters prepare to march on the DNC in Chicago| WISN

Pro-Palestinian groups are mobilizing thousands to Chicago to demonstrate outside DNC| NBC News

Here’s a look at some of the Wisconsin delegates who are in Chicago this week.

Who are the Wisconsin DNC delegates? Meet the local leaders heading to Chicago | WISN


Here are some additional stories of note across the state since Friday.

Thompson named vice chancellor for University Relations | University of Wisconsin

This Wisconsin canned cocktail brand is one of the 10 fast-growing companies in the U.S. | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Brewers sweep the Guardians with 2-0 win | WTMJ

Election officials keep Green Party presidential candidate on Wisconsin ballot | WSAW

Wisconsin Democrats see a path to majority in Madison with new legislative maps | WLUK

Wisconsin businesses say high interest rates have slowed expansion plans |WLUK

That’s enough to get you caught up to start your week. Back at it again tomorrow!