Interest groups spent $16.7 million lobbying the state Capitol during the second half of 2019, a big drop from the same period two years earlier, according to a WisPolitics.com check of filings.
When I moved here a decade ago, I learned to love Wisconsin food. What’s not to like about beer, brats and Friday night fish fry?
Snow, tight spots and a truck offer an excellent reminder of why it’s always helpful to measure distances precisely rather than just estimating.
Gov. Tony Evers is getting some traction on his call for aid to farmers and rural Wisconsin. Evers made the call for a special session during his State of the State address in January.
Public officials’ unreasonable and undocumented charges for open records requests don’t promote complete public access. They obstruct it.
Total enrollment in Wisconsin public schools declined for the fifth straight year in the 2018-19 school year, while the student population is more diverse.
My heart melts every time when I see an elderly couple walk hand in hand. But I also enjoy funny jokes about everyday life between husbands and wives.
Milking cows is important, but tedious work. On cold winter mornings, Chris Hardie often thinks back to those days in the Hardie dairy barn.
A persistent backlog of commercial building permits at the Department of Safety and Professional Services has prompted the state’s construction industry and agency leadership to explore solutions to the problem.
For the eighth straight year in 2019, Wisconsinites paid a smaller share of their income in state and local taxes, dropping this measure of tax burden to its lowest in a half century.
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