The latest Marquette University Law School Poll shows a further drop in public opinion on data centers, with just 22% of surveyed registered voters saying the benefits of these projects outweigh the costs.
From livestock shows and live music to carnival rides and legendary fair food, Wisconsin’s county fairs are the perfect excuse to plan a weekend getaway.
In August 2025, more than 10 inches of rain fell in Wisconsin in less than a day, triggering widespread flooding and causing more than $240 million in damage to private and public property in the Milwaukee area.
You hire a contractor, pay a deposit, and then the calls stop. Weeks pass. The work never starts – or stops midway – and you’re left wondering whether you’ve been scammed or just unlucky. Unfortunately, this scenario is common in home improvement projects, but Wisconsin law gives homeowners tools to respond.
Facing exponential growth in the ways in which we use and depend upon energy — and the resulting rising demand for access to natural gas and electricity in our state to provide that energy — both small and large users and providers are dealing with questions about cost and affordability.
Dem Gov. Tony Evers, after months of saying he wouldn’t endorse a candidate to succeed him after two terms in the East Wing, did just that as moderate Democrats became alarmed that Francesca Hong, a liberal lawmaker from Madison, appeared as a possible winner in the Aug. 11 primary.
Well, I did the math and counted the dead gas trimmers I have in my possession. In the past 20 years I have purchased seven weed trimmers. No, actually it’s eight, because last year I threw away the remnants of another one that I tried to fix but was never able to successfully put back together.
Pick a downtown you’ve never explored, shop locally, grab an ice cream, and spend the afternoon discovering what makes each Wisconsin community unique.
What has become of our moral compass? Why are so many people enraged, ready to wage a war of words – hopefully, just words – at any opportunity? How has hateful rhetoric become the norm for political discourse?
The number of people incarcerated in Wisconsin state prisons for intoxicated driving offenses hit a record high in 2024.