State Republicans are stressing unity with their presumptive and now-endorsed candidate, Tom Tiffany, but also have some internal struggles stemming from calls to oust state Party Chair Brian Schimming.
Lower rates of cigarette use translate to many health benefits for Wisconsinites, extending the lifespans of former smokers and sparing many state residents from life-altering chronic health conditions. Another consequence of this sweeping shift: Wisconsin’s reliance on cigarette tax revenue is waning.
Earthquakes in Wisconsin are pretty rare, with a mild tremor occurring once a decade or so. But if you felt a slight seismic shift recently, it was not due to tectonic activity, but rather, to me crossing off one task on my honey-do list.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ Free Fishing Weekend is coming up on June 6 and 7, giving you the chance to cast a line without a fishing license, trout stamp, or salmon stamp. It’s the perfect opportunity to head outside with family and friends, enjoy Wisconsin’s natural beauty, and try something new.
As in the rest of Wisconsin, the pace of development in Jefferson County has slowed over the last decade, while its schools have seen sizable student enrollment declines.
When you open the door to Pine Hill Farm wellness boutique, prepare to open your mind as well.
For drivers with a prior OWI, state law requires significantly stricter penalties for a second offense, including mandatory jail time and long-term driving restrictions.
The 99-member Assembly has been viewed as the GOP’s best bet this fall. Those odds just got a little worse with the retirements of Republican Reps. Jessie Rodriguez and Dean Kaufert.
A rare encounter with an indigenous wild cat is something I will remember for a long time.
As the season approaches, now is the perfect time to start planning the Wisconsin water experiences you won’t want to miss.