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Wisconsin station owner Randy Hopper is in the eye of the storm
Hopper is also a Wisconsin State Senator who voted in this week's controversial case involving the bargaining rights of public unions. There is already talk in Wisconsin about recalls of elected officials who voted that way, and Hopper may be one of the targets. He's the owner of CHR "Z95.5" KFIZ and AC "K107" WFON in Fond du Lac, and all-sports "ESPN 950" WCLB, Sheboygan. Randy Hopper was first elected to the Senate in 2008.
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