Milwaukee continues to reap Act 12 benefits, but fiscal challenges remain
For a second straight year, the city of Milwaukee’s proposed budget would largely avert staffing and service cuts and limit increases in property taxes and fees
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For a second straight year, the city of Milwaukee’s proposed budget would largely avert staffing and service cuts and limit increases in property taxes and fees
For insiders it was a foregone conclusion that Robert F. Kennedy’s name would stay on the Wisconsin presidential ballot after the state Supreme Court rushed to take the case then slow-walked a decision as absentee ballots were being mailed.
Why is the state’s tradition of open government important? Just ask the citizens of Sauk County, who have been treated as though it isn’t.
It’s no secret that football is a huge part of Wisconsinites’ lives – Football is woven into Wisconsin life! From Packer parties with friends and family to mouth-watering food and tailgate traditions, we’re here to walk you through how to make every moment of this football season unforgettable.
There’s always a sense of urgency to get outdoor chores completed when the calendar turns to fall.
Expanding Medicaid coverage in Wisconsin would add fewer enrollees relative to other remaining non-expansion states, but deliver a much larger fiscal benefit to state taxpayers.
In 2022, someone died in an act of domestic violence every five days in Wisconsin. And recently four people died in just nine days due to domestic violence in Milwaukee.
Nothing says ‘Wisconsin’ like supporting your community, and what better way to do so than a farm-to-table restaurant! Farm-to-table restaurants source their ingredients from local farmers to positively impact their community and the economy.
Dems and their allies as of mid-September had more than three times the ad reservations than their GOP counterparts in nine of 12 key Assembly races through Election Day, according to WisPolitics review of AdImpact data.
Wisconsin’s job market made a strong recovery from the pandemic, with total employment hitting record levels in 2023. Our state also boasts an unemployment rate below the nation’s, and saw an increase in average worker wages that outpaced inflation since 2019.