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In this often-divided world, there’s one thing we can agree brings people together: Everybody loves great food.

Federal spending cuts could have far-ranging impacts in every corner of our state, where federal funds play a critical role for seniors, veterans, students, the disabled, and low-income families.

Civil legal aid isn’t a luxury. It’s often the only path to justice for low- and moderate-income Wisconsinites.
In Wisconsin, Republican lawmakers have proposed two dueling approaches to restricting foreign ownership of land in the state.

For many people, summer in Wisconsin goes hand in hand with being out on the water, and alcohol is often involved. Even though relaxing on a boat with a drink might sound like the perfect way to stay cool, you could find yourself taking the heat for breaking the law if you’re not responsible. Here’s what recreational boaters need to know.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a longtime Wisconsinite, here’s how to spend a day soaking up all that this capital city has to offer.

We found the Lake Brantley graduation experience at the University of Central Florida illuminating, inspiring and a sharp counterpoint to the negative narrative about kids.
As predicted after Susan Crawford’s big victory in the state Supreme Court race, a move to change Wisconsin congressional maps is under way.

Who we are today is because of those who came before us. That’s the story of history and it’s on full display at Stonefield Village near Cassville.

Whether you’re into hiking, paddling, camping, or simply soaking up the sun by a lake, Wisconsin’s state parks offer endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation.