A growing share of Wisconsin’s prison inmates are serving time for violent crimes. Their numbers rose from 59.4 percent of inmates in 2006 to 66.0 percent in 2017.
In his first two years, after Republicans took over the governor’s office and both houses of the Legislature, one out of every four bills was introduced and passed in less than two months,
While it’s time to start accepting cold temps and falling snow as our new reality, this is the perfect time to start planning for the summer of 2019.
A spokesman says U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson would back bill aiming to delist gray wolf, but the office of Sen. Tammy Baldwin didn’t say whether she’d support it.
John Jagemann is the proud owner of the Courthouse Pub and I happen to be the consultant who helped him put the concept together 15 years ago.
The nature of prison admissions has shifted over the past three decades, and the trend in revocations may be due in part to the “truth in sentencing” law.
Don’t expect the new administration to be Doyle 2.0. Incoming Gov. Tony Evers, a less partisan figure, will chart his own course.
Wisconsinites know a thing or two about embracing the winter months. Here are 10 great ways to keep busy during the snowy season.
Without a doubt, fried rice is my very favorite comfort food. And it’s the perfect way to use up Thanksgiving leftovers when you have too much turkey.
A number of factors affect Wisconsin’s inmate population, including the number of inmates entering the system (admissions) and leaving it (releases).
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