Protecting our soil is still important
The changing weather demandsthat we do more to protect our soil. It is still the wealth of our country and we all need to be good stewards of the land.
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The changing weather demandsthat we do more to protect our soil. It is still the wealth of our country and we all need to be good stewards of the land.
Political handicappers say Democrats face an uphill battle to win back the 7th Congressional District no matter when Gov. Tony Evers calls the special election to fill Sean Duffy’s northern Wisconsin seat.
Now barred from charging print copy fees for emails, it appears some lawmakers are finding new ways to impose significant search fees on records requests.
Wisconsin had the 11th-most local governments of any state in 2017, due in part to a tenfold increase in the last five decades in special districts that manage lakes, sewers, and sanitation.
My wife started a small garden in early spring. I totally stayed out of it, but I did help use up the produce with a few recipes.
Wisconsin’s latest surge in spending on building projects — more than $1.9 billion over the two-year budget — follows four years in which funding was curtailed for the state’s vast portfolio of facilities.
It’s the time of year when early mornings in the Coulee Region of western Wisconsin are a magical time; fog and mist hang in the valleys.
The Republican authors of legislation to create a new dental therapist license in Wisconsin hailed the proposal as a way to improve access.
Just a few weeks ago, we had family guests in our humble abode — the fond memories will last a long, long time. I hope next summer will come soon.
Life expectancy in Wisconsin has declined slightly for the second straight year amid rising death rates from suicide, alcohol, and opioid drugs — especially in Milwaukee County.