Democracy depends on open government
Jan. 2, 2019
Those in power rarely give it up willingly. What’s needed is a loud and unified public demanding that lawmakers’ records be kept safe and available upon request.
Those in power rarely give it up willingly. What’s needed is a loud and unified public demanding that lawmakers’ records be kept safe and available upon request.
Picking a wine can be intimidating. No worries. Follow these simple instructions and you can become a wine expert in no time flat.
In at least 16 Wisconsin towns, voters in the November election decided to allow their town clerks or treasurers to be appointed by the town board instead of electing them at large.
A legislative task force tried to tackle school funding issues. Members came up with a smorgasbord of options but no firm plan.
Sometimes, there’s nothing better than sipping a hot drink on a cold winter day. These Wisconsin locations are serving up some deliciously toasty drinks.
Governor-elect Tony Evers, responding to criticism that his first four cabinet picks are from Milwaukee, said future announcements will allay concerns he is ignoring rural Wisconsin.
A lot of us don’t pay much attention to food safety in our own homes, thinking that bad things only happen in restaurants. Not true at all.
During the November 2018 elections, at least 15 communities held property tax levy limit referenda to allow municipalities to exceed state-imposed limits.
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Since 2005, Wisconsin has limited how municipal tax increases. Cities, counties, villages and towns may exceed them only by passing a referendum.
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