Beating winter with wood
Jan. 5, 2026
I still have a wood-burning stove, but it’s purely for decoration and fired up for some supplemental heat on frigid days or for additional ambiance.
I still have a wood-burning stove, but it’s purely for decoration and fired up for some supplemental heat on frigid days or for additional ambiance.
Start the new year the Wisconsin way—with a great beer in hand. From historic breweries to small-town taprooms, the state’s craft beer scene is full of standout pours and memorable experiences perfect for beginning the New Year.
Parenting comes with plenty of challenges — and sometimes, those challenges can extend into the legal system. In Wisconsin, parents can face legal or financial consequences if their child’s actions break the law or cause harm.
WisconsinEye needs to raise $250,000 (three months of its operating budget) to bridge the financial gap and allow state Capitol programming to resume.
As we enter a new year, I will once again confess – as I have before – that I am a weather nerd.
With celebrations in every corner of the state, Wisconsin invites you to ring in the New Year with local charm, cheerful crowds, and one-of-a-kind traditions.
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Gross K-12 school property taxes in Wisconsin are rising 7.8% on December bills, the largest increase in more than three decades. As a result of these and tax levies imposed by other units of local government, total tax levies are expected to see their biggest jump since at least 2018.
Holiday memories are sometimes like looking through a frosty window on a cold December morning.
Utility rates are becoming more and more of a political issue as we enter the pivotal 2026 election year.