Many people believe that when a child reaches a certain age — such as 12, 14 or 16 — the child can simply choose where to live. In Wisconsin, that is not true.
Like most states in the nation, Wisconsin is experiencing an unprecedented rise in consumer demand for energy.
From grand mansions and centuries-old churches to wineries and mining settlements, Wisconsin’s past is waiting to be explored.
The latest straw poll from the Dem convention showed Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez to be the favorite of party activists attending the gathering; state Rep. Francesca Hong just behind in second place.
Wisconsin has seen an ongoing decline in the number of students enrolled in its school districts, but the numbers of schools and their staffing levels have not followed the same path.
At the East Troy Electric Railroad and Museum, visitors not only can browse vintage items on display but also board and ride restored cars dating to the days of interurban travel.
With the approach of Father’s Day, and having reached a certain age, the occasion brings reflection. It’s remembering what Dad and Papaw entrusted to me.
Last year’s plantings of strawberries are now providing us the sweet taste of late spring that is always a delicious way to welcome summer.
From big cats to giant cocktails to championship fibbers, these three uniquely Wisconsin attractions are guaranteed to make your summer stories a little more interesting.
In Wisconsin, workplace injuries can involve several different laws at the same time — including worker’s compensation rules, disability accommodation laws, and leave protections. Understanding how those systems overlap can help workers avoid confusion during recovery and return-to-work decisions.