Milwaukee stands out among its peer cities for its stark racial inequity in homeownership, with larger disparities in homeownership rates than…
The debate over absentee ballots is far from over.
The height of summer often brings back many fond memories of growing up on the farm – building dams in icy creek on blazing hot days, catching…
Our recent observance of July 4 had me pondering about the state of freedom in our country.
Your landlord refuses to fix a broken lock on your apartment door. He or she is not returning your calls. What should you do?
More Wisconsin municipalities are reacting to mounting budget constraints by imposing a transportation fee on property owners based on estimat…
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An economist with UW-Madison argues the state should focus more on developing “homegrown” businesses rather than recruiting companies to move …
In 2021, Wisconsin’s combined state and local governments counted just less than 277,800 full-time equivalent employees, the fewest relative t…
When it rains, it pours; especially when you push your luck.
Years after they were slated to close, the state's youth prisons continue to struggle.
Amid mounting service demands and an already strong cooperative spirit, fire and emergency medical service (EMS) agencies in Wisconsin’s Fox V…
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It’s a rule of nature that the amount of maintenance you have to do is proportional to the amount of property you own.
It’s not yet Memorial Day, and the airwaves are already full of ads for top gubernatorial candidates.
Passenger volumes on commercial flights in Wisconsin increased in 2021 after the freefall of a year earlier, but continued to trail pre-pandem…
A guest column by Dr. Jill Underly, state superintendent.
A guest column about legal rights in Wisconsin.
Immigration policy could be an election issue in Wisconsin this fall, even if the Mexican border is thousands of miles away from Wisconsin.
Employment in Wisconsin arts and cultural sectors has rebounded substantially from the COVID-19 pandemic, due in part to an unprecedented fede…
A guest column from the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council.
Dear teachers,
A guest column by McFarland Superintendent Dr. Wayne Anderson.
Tommy Thompson's family may have saved him from a brutal primary that could’ve tarnished his legacy, insiders say.
While unprecedented levels of federal pandemic relief have swept into Wisconsin since 2020, the combined aid to its state and local government…
A guest column from State Superintendent Dr. Jill Underly.
First, it was plenty of raking and pulling out stalks of root vegetables left from last year. These were arranged in piles – and with a water …
