After the school district spent more than $74,000 in legal fees on records requests, St. Croix Central Superintendent Tim Widiker said he would like to change the state’s Open Records Law.
The efficiency of the state crime lab was an issue in Democrat Josh Kaul’s successful campaign to unseat Attorney General Brad Schimel in 2018. And it looks like it will be a campaign issue next year, too.
The Ozaukee Press challenged Port Washington Common Council’s Dec. 2 five closed sessions —many of them concerning potential developments in the city — after its regular open meeting.
Inside Box No. 52: Some documents that detailed some of the history of the Hardie farm and some of the unlucky financial investments made by my father.
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In their Dec. 4, 2025 issues, the Spring Valley & Elmwood Sun-Argus and Woodville Leader both bid farewell to all three communities. Both newspapers will publish their last issues on Dec. 25.
People who are unable to work because of alcohol use disorder (AUD) may qualify for short- or long-term disability benefits (STD/LTD) — just as they would for any other medical condition.
A national trend of mid-decade congressional redistricting may yet be seen in Wisconsin after many pundits wrote off the possibility earlier this year.