Farming is not a job for the timid.
Which, apparently, means it’s a job for gray old men. And that is a growing problem in America, though it seldom gets much attention because so few people these days have ties to the land.
Recent weeks have brought forth two of the most egregious violations of the public’s right to know that I have seen in more than three decades of tracking openness issues on the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council.
Republicans in general scored a win when the state Supreme Court rejected requests to redraw the state’s congressional map.
A federal judge has approved a landmark $2.57 billion settlement in House v. NCAA, clearing the way for a sweeping change in college athletics: Beginning July 1, 2025, Division I universities may share revenue directly with student-athletes for the first time.
Whether you’re a born-and-raised Wisconsinite or just looking for a new state to explore, here’s a 2025 summer bucket list to make the most of this sunny season!
A $51 million revenue infusion, made possible by voter approval of a 2024 referendum, has substantially brightened the short-term fiscal outlook for Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS).
You may hear a lot of griping about elections in Wisconsin. But recent polling suggests a big majority of voters has confidence in the process and trusts the people who run elections.
Congress has a key role to play in helping new Postmaster General David Steiner right the United States Postal Service ship — but must get off the sidelines and act.
Summer has arrived. The garden is growing, the birds are singing and the woodchuck is chucking.
Looking for a summer getaway that feels like a peaceful paradise? Wisconsin’s islands are calling!