This August's primary is spurring an unusual summer debate over two constitutional amendments backed by Republicans.

Democrats move quickly to back Harris

Days after Wisconsin Republicans united at their convention in Milwaukee behind Donald Trump, Wisconsin Democrats quickly rallied behind Vice President Kamala Harris after President Joe Biden dropped out and endorsed her.

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Sales Tax Revenues Begin to Slow

As the nation emerged from the pandemic, a surge in purchasing and economic activity fueled strong growth in Wisconsin’s sales tax revenues.

David James Giffey dies at 83

David Giffey of Arena, Wisconsin, died on Friday, July 19th. Born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1941 and raised on the Giffey dairy farm, David grounded his actions in love, kindness, and ethical clarity.

WNA held public notice webinar on July 18

Goff discussed the newspaper certification process, how to measure font sizes and columns widths, and how to calculate your public notice rates. Guttery discussed how to properly code notices and how to access your digital archive.

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Housing Permitting Slows, Adding to Affordability Concerns

As housing has become increasingly unaffordable in Wisconsin and nationally since 2021, our state has issued more permits for housing construction. But the pace has declined slightly over the last two years and still lags far behind the housing boom years of the early 2000s.

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Waterpark and Amusement Park Accidents in Wisconsin

Wisconsin is home to the “Waterpark Capital of the World,” the Wisconsin Dells.  The Dells boast the largest concentration of indoor and outdoor waterparks on Earth – over 20 different parks.  The Dells are also home to the third largest waterpark in the world, Noah’s Ark Water Park. 

This August's primary is spurring an unusual summer debate over two constitutional amendments backed by Republicans.

Democrats swamping GOP on airwaves but not in the polls

President Joe Biden and his Democrat allies enjoyed a more than 18-to-1 advantage in ad spending in Wisconsin over the past 18 months, even as polls have shown little movement among state voters in his race with Donald Trump, according to Ad Impact.

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