Wisconsin’s ultimate April agritourism trail
Apr. 27, 2026
With the ground thawing and the first blooms starting to pop up across Wisconsin, now is the perfect time to hit the state’s agritourism trail.
With the ground thawing and the first blooms starting to pop up across Wisconsin, now is the perfect time to hit the state’s agritourism trail.
Voters across Wisconsin approved 46 of 75 school district referenda this spring, a 61.3% approval rate that aligns with a recent downward trend.
Call it the tale of two swing districts:
Two Republican members of Congress in Wisconsin. Two different personalities. Two very different outlooks for the fall.
The power and significance of the heart has been on my mind the past few months after a medical journey of appointments, tests and procedures that is a stark reminder of my mortality and the future.
In honor of National Brunch Month, we’re serving up Wisconsin’s ultimate brunch bucket list — featuring five all-time favorites you need to try this April.
Milwaukee County municipalities may stand to benefit by working collaboratively to conduct property assessments, either with an in-house or contract assessor.
Whether it’s voting, attending a local meeting, or serving in your community, the strength of our system comes from people being involved.
Identity theft can happen quickly and fixing it can take time. In Wisconsin, consumers have tools and legal protections to help limit the damage, but acting quickly matters.
Jay Rothman is out, and the search is on for his replacement. But there remains some mystery about the back story.
When spring creeps into Wisconsin, there’s a sudden urgency to complete lots of outdoor chores to wipe away the remnants of winter and even fall.