I haven’t driven much lately but have noticed two new road signs erected in my neck of the woods that make me feel proud. There are now along Jackson County Highway C two green road signs that say “Franklin, unincorporated.”
As school districts across Wisconsin enter budget season amid extraordinary financial uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Milwaukee officials offered a $1.2 billion “placeholder” 2021 budget that defers many key questions to be resolved later in the budget process.
After issuing a slew of denials, state regulators are now pushing to give federal pandemic aid to laid-off Wisconsinites with disabilities.
Coming off the Democratic Party of Wisconsin’s first-ever virtual state convention, Chair Ben Wikler says the party has built a “presidential-class campaign” that will now link up seamlessly with the operation of presumptive nominee Joe Biden.
I love cooking with mushrooms. And I love eating mushrooms. But growing mushrooms proved to be a different challenge entirely.
Despite safer-at-home orders in place through May 26, many Wisconsinites already had become more mobile than in the opening weeks of the pandemic.
The signs of spring — including birds returning to the Hardie farm — are in full swing. Soon it will be summer. The cycle of life turns.
A new poll question from Polco about support for recent protests sparked by the death of George Floyd is now available to be used by WNA members.
Assembly Democrats will face 22 more contested races this November than they did in 2018. Still, only a handful of those seats were even close to competitive in the 2016 presidential race, and only one is among Republicans’ top targets this fall.
Readers visiting WNA member websites and social platforms from May 18 to June 2 were asked how the end of Wisconsin’s “Safer at Home” policy would change their day-to-day life. Here are the results.
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