State policymakers provided the largest funding increase on record in 2025 for a program that reimburses municipalities to provide services to state facilities such as colleges, universities, or prisons.
The Baldwin Bulletin was first published on October 18, 1873 — one year before the Village of Baldwin was officially incorporated.
A civil rights complaint has been filed with the United States Department of Justice Civil Rights Division against Clintonville School Board President Glen Drew Lundt by district resident Michael Engel.
Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin’s statewide nonprofit news organization, will come under new leadership March 2 when Andy Pennington succeeds retiring CEO George Stanley.
UW-LaCrosse, Viterbo University and Western Technical College present “Cutting Through the Noise: A Call for Civil Discourse,” from 3:30-5 p.m. on Tuesday, March 31 at The Lunda Center at Western Technical College, 333 7th St. North in LaCrosse.
The DeForest Ethics Committee voted 4-1 to dismiss a complaint against DeForest Village President Jane Cahill Wolfgram on Thursday, Feb. 5.
Richard Lee, Kim Talmadge and Gayle Olson from the ICCPA Foundation Inc. accepted a $2,500 donation from John Vandergon from the Webster Lions Club.
The cost of the investigation of a citizen’s complaint against Clintonville Board of Education President Glen Drew Lundt has reached $20,499, but not all the invoices regarding the investigation have been received by the district.
Lawmakers are withholding a tenth of the state Department of Public Instruction’s budget over a report that showed the department spent nearly $369,000 on a four-day workshop at a Wisconsin Dells resort in 2024.
My muse told me a couple of weeks ago that I should share the story about my mother’s dementia and her joy when we gave her a doll for Christmas. It was the last conversation that we shared. Mom died Jan. 29 just eight days short of what would have been her 88th birthday.