A season of rain in one day
Nov. 7, 2023
I knew the rainfall was heavy when I spotted overflowing creeks while driving home the night of Oct. 24.
I knew the rainfall was heavy when I spotted overflowing creeks while driving home the night of Oct. 24.
It’s never too early to start talking about an election. Especially when considering what could be at stake.
Facing a liberal Supreme Court and Democratic governor, the GOP wants to lock in policy wins by seeking changes to the state’s foundational document.
The WNA Foundation is excited to announce the third annual Editorial Writing & Cartoon Contest, which aims to increase civic education and engagement while celebrating the rights established by the First Amendment.
On Oct. 9, 2023, the Wisconsin Supreme Court held a lively, 35-minute discussion on whether to allow the deletion of certain eviction records from Wisconsin’s online court records system.
Wisconsin continues to spend more than neighboring states and the national average on corrections, and its prison population has far greater racial disparities.
The Department of Natural Resources touches just about every Wisconsinite in regulating or managing issues affecting the environment, hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, state parks, state forests etc etc etc
By Dean R. Dietrich, president, State Bar of Wisconsin Several midwestern states have the same conundrum – how to encourage lawyers to practice law in
Wisconsin is doing extremely well.”
So says Wisconsin Department of Revenue Secretary Peter Barca, who spoke to a full house last week at Pier 290’s Upper Deck meeting space in Williams Bay.
Sometimes the beauty of the fall is as fleeting as the smile of a shy girl.
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