The 2019 Municipal DataTool is the new way to compare public finances and demographics for all 601 of the state’s cities and villages.
In the midst of chaos and turbulence came a wonderful gift with a headful of dark hair, our fourth grandson, Samuel Alan Hardie.
Groups spent $17.8 million lobbying in Wisconsin during the first six months of 2019, a dip from the previous budget cycle as divided government returned to the Capitol for the first time in more than a decade.
Do you remember the last time your family ate together, with no interruptions from phone calls or text messages? We have forgotten the art of slow eating
For increasing numbers of low-income families, Wisconsin’s child care subsidy program falls short of providing affordable care.
As Justice Shirley Abrahamson ends her tenure on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, she leaves a rich legacy of legal scholarship, importantly including her support for government transparency.
It’s easy to miss things with your nose to the grindstone. When you finally look around, you might be surprised by what you find, like this hornet’s nest.
Gov. Evers says the $75 million in general revenue set aside for transportation projects won’t help fund the Milwaukee streetcar. But Republicans say the issue isn’t over.
A friend sent me a calendar from 1895 awhile back. When I noticed the dates were identical to 2019, it got me thinking about what happened 124 years ago.
With e-cigarette use soaring, especially among teens, Wisconsin is joining the fast-growing ranks of states that target them for taxation.