Open government isn’t something you just read about in a high school civics class — it’s a daily struggle between the free press and governmen…
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The impact of pandemic learning disruption may just be starting to be seen.
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Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett’s $1.75 billion spending plan for 2022 relies on ARPA monies to fill operating budget gaps
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Wisconsin gets an F in teaching of civics and U.S. history.
