Two different research initiatives have documented the ways it’s now more difficult to vote in Wisconsin, from disparities in access to added barriers.
A lot of the economic stats are very, very good. Record low unemployment. Unprecedented state budget surplus. Resilient consumer spending. Easing of pandemic-era shortages, inflation, housing speculation and high gasoline prices.
After trailing the national average for five years, per-student funding at public colleges and universities in Wisconsin overtook it in 2021.
Democracy and the rule of law seem to be in retreat throughout the world: not only in Iran, Russia, and Hong Kong but also in countries such as Mexico, Poland, and Hungary.
The proper protection of intellectual property is vital to the growth and protection of small businesses.
What Milwaukee renters and those statewide should know about their possessions after an eviction.
I’m putting the blame squarely on Mother Nature’s shoulders, but it’s happening again this year, despite my best efforts to prevent it.
A proposal in Gov. Tony Evers’ budget would require Wisconsin employers of 50 or more to provide their workers with paid family and medical leave. This comes as more states are adopting such requirements — though so far, the change is not happening as quickly in the Midwest.
Can anyone honestly say they are really surprised that Old Man Winter isn’t quite done?
Sixty-two students from 13 schools across Wisconsin will compete during the 2023 Wisconsin Civics Games State Finals on May 12 at the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison.
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