Gov. Tony Evers’ budget includes some three dozen recommendations from his Climate Change Task Force, including tens of millions in new invest…
The legal fight over Wisconsin’s 2020 elections cost taxpayers nearly $3 million in private attorneys, according to bills obtained by WisPolit…
Though the COVID-19 pandemic has had immeasurable impacts on nearly every aspect of our daily lives, Wisconsin’s public libraries have risen t…
Another legal showdown is looming between the Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and the Republican-run Legislature.
Whatever lawmakers pass ultimately will go to the governor for a signature or veto
By Rebecca Kordatzky
Democrats are telling themselves that it's like 1933, when we were in the midst of a depression, whereas it's more like 1983, when we were com…
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Each year, National Ag Day presents an opportunity for all of us to recognize the impacts and contributions of agriculture throughout Wisconsin.
It is important to note the state is in far better financial position today than was expected only months ago
More than halfway through March! With 2021 flying, June is fast approaching. Three groups of students are preparing for a frightful season. Th…
Special education is about creating an individual plan for students with a disability. Regulations as well as unique needs detailed in the ind…
In all of my years as an educator, I’ve never experienced one like the past year. In early 2020, news was coming out about the COVID virus, in…
Only Republicans were allowed in to see the new maps, and only if they signed nondisclosure agreements
Lawmakers and Gov. Tony Evers now must decide whether and how to reauthorize the Stewardship program, set to expire on June 30, 2022
Much of this trend may subside once employment and indoor entertainment options revert to pre-pandemic levels
By State Rep. Don Vruwink
The word “coincidence” is translated from the Greek word “synkyrian,” a combination of the words '”sun” (which means “together”) and “kurious”…
Wisconsin dairy farmers were treading water in 2020, kept afloat by direct payments from the federal government. The aid resulted in a sharp d…
The Oshkosh Republican still hasn’t announced whether he will run again for office in 2022
This week after almost a year of delays, the Legislature took a small step in fixing our state’s outdated unemployment compensation system.
Growing up, an oft-repeated saying at home was “The hurrier I go, the behinder I get.” And the mystery of “Who’s behind that curtain?” pops up…
“Hey! We’re having people over tonight, can you make it?” A million things can run through a person’s head when they hear invitations just lik…
I recently started working on my father’s biography again.
In a traditional university setting, students learn and grow through their interactions with peers and faculty. This sort of engagement – in a…
Each of Wisconsin’s 11 tribal governments signed gaming compacts, or agreements, with the state that call for the tribe to pay the state a cer…
Lobbying efforts took a big hit last session as the COVID-19 pandemic raged, but a WisPolitics.com review found that, in many ways, the influe…
The Wisconsin legislature is currently considering a bill that would give local governments the option to stop publishing a summary of their a…
When a product has been in grocery stores for decades upon decades, it’s shocking to learn it’s been discontinued.
