Right now, there are children being born in America who will live to see the 22nd century. What kind of nation will they inherit? Under what form of government will they live?
The city of Milwaukee’s 2024 budget proposal features a paradigm shift: after years of warnings about its finances nearing the brink, a revenue infusion from a new sales tax and state aid increase enables the city to generally maintain existing service levels and even invest in key areas.
‘Gain-of-function research’ has drawn scrutiny from those who spurned pandemic precautions, but biosafety experts say more transparency and caution are warranted.
Your Right to Know is a monthly column distributed by the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council (wisfoic.org), a nonpartisan group dedicated to open government.
A year ago I wrote about some of the historic or memorable bridges that I have crossed or traveled to – including a few located near my home in western Wisconsin.
Nearly 220 million American adults regularly turn to their local newspapers for news and information they need to stay informed.
WNA President George Stanley, longtime Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editor who was named CEO of Wisconsin Watch, addresses members.
Wisconsin journalist Anthony McCulley is the new reporter covering village and city government in eastern Dane and western Jefferson counties for Adams Publishing Group’s Southern Division.
In the role, he will cover Cambridge, Deerfield, Cottage Grove, Lake Mills, Fort Atkinson and Jefferson. A resident of Cottage Grove, McCulley is a sophomore at Madison Area Technical College. He recently completed a journalism studies certificate and contributed print, social media and podcast content for the school newspaper, The Clarion.
Bill Barth is the former Editor of the Beloit Daily News, and a member of the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame.
Bill Barth is the former Editor of the Beloit Daily News, and a member of the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame. His wife, Stephanie Klett, is the President and CEO of Visit Lake Geneva, and the former Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism.
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