Lawmakers and the public appear largely divided over the necessity of a bill that would require mandatory punishments for any University of Wisconsin student who “materially or substantially disrupts the free expression of others.”
For the first time, federal law now requires states and school districts to report per-pupil spending down to the level of each individual school.
The original part of our farmhouse is full of memories. One of my earliest memories dates to the middle-1960s when we were visiting on butchering day.
While most Chinese restaurants in the U.S. label them as egg rolls on their menu, most should actually be called spring rolls instead.
Recently I was put on hold for such a long time it felt like I was going to be on the line till the cows came home. Come to think of it, they did.
Over half of all first-round 2019 trade aid payments went to the top 11.1% of recipients. And 25% of first-round payments went to only 3% of all recipients.
Good things in life do not have to be difficult and complicated. That includes these three soups, which will warm your heart on a cold winter night.
Compared to other states, Wisconsin’s greater reliance on a few taxes means those taxes here rank relatively high compared to other states.
Republican legislative leaders and Democratic Gov. Tony Evers have now spent nearly $2.1 million for private attorneys to represent them in lawsuits that emerged from the lame-duck session, according to a WisPolitics.com review.
Deer hunting is my opportunity to unplug — if only for a few hours — from the hectic pace of life. It’s a time of peace and reflection.
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