The State Bar of Wisconsin is inviting journalists in Wisconsin to get the latest rundown on some of the hottest topics in modern constitutional law that are shaping the present and the future.
About a year ago, Simon Mehring came home from a high school journalism conference with an idea. Mehring, now a junior at Stoughton High School, had learned about an Illinois law that protects student media from censorship. He also found out that Wisconsin doesn’t have such a law.
Median teacher pay in Wisconsin has fallen on an inflation-adjusted basis over the last decade, with retirements and limited pay increases both playing key roles.
Regular and faithful readers of my meanderings will recall that my name does not come up with the mention of fashion icons.
Baseball season is over, but Brewers fans should pay attention to a team victory at the Capitol.
Milwaukee is home to a strong network of service providers assisting its small businesses, but it lacks the kind of coordinated supports and philanthropic engagement that benefit entrepreneurs in other large Midwestern cities.
The popularity of online shopping continues to grow thanks to abundant choices and convenience. Yet this convenience comes at the expense of consumer security.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and GOP Assembly Speaker Robin Vos agree on something.
Since 1998, Wisconsin water utilities have replaced or taken out of service more than 73,000 lead service lines that connect to homes and businesses, reducing a potential public health risk in communities around the state.
Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) programming is providing assistance to those experiencing homelessness that is designed to create a sense of belonging and love.
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