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Report: Wisconsin Taxes Hit Record Low in 2024 
Report

Wisconsin Taxes Hit Record Low in 2024 

Lowest tax burden in at least half a century, Wisconsin Policy Forum report finds.

MKE County: Homelessness Decreases In Milwaukee, Increases Nationally
MKE County

Homelessness Decreases In Milwaukee, Increases Nationally

Annual point in time count reveals 36.4% decrease in unsheltered homeless persons.

2025 Brings 125th Anniversary Celebration of Wisconsin Park System

2025 Brings 125th Anniversary Celebration of Wisconsin Park System

State's system of state parks, forests, trails and recreation areas span more than 300,000 acres with usage soaring.

Milwaukee Police Arrests Have Plummeted

Milwaukee Police Arrests Have Plummeted

New report finds 82% decline in past decade as citizen satisfaction with traffic enforcement has declined.

‘We Still Hold the Majority’ Wisconsin GOP Senate President Warns

‘We Still Hold the Majority’ Wisconsin GOP Senate President Warns

Are there any issues where Republicans and Democrats are likely to agree?

Transportation: State Must Rethink Transportation Funding
Transportation

State Must Rethink Transportation Funding

Current funding sources likely unsustainable, report finds, and local roads and transit are suffering.

Op Ed: The Real Problem with Property Taxes
Op Ed

The Real Problem with Property Taxes

Much of state funding for 'public instruction' doesn't go to the schools.

Wisconsin Senate Democrats Plan To Work Across The Aisle

Wisconsin Senate Democrats Plan To Work Across The Aisle

With major gains in the number of seats, Democrats see opportunity.

Report Finds Lauded Real Estate Program Could Improve

Report Finds Lauded Real Estate Program Could Improve

ACRE has helped reduce racial disparities, but needs more mentoring, WPF finds.

Dane County Judge Overrules 60 Sections of Act 10

Dane County Judge Overrules 60 Sections of Act 10

Decision largely invalidates 2011 Walker-era law decimating public unions.

Murphy’s Law: City Official Double Dips to Earn $250,000
Murphy’s Law

This content is only for members City Official Double Dips to Earn $250,000

Department of Administration head Preston Cole awarded $73,700 raise.

Wisconsin’s State and Local Tax Burden Is Now Well Below National Average

Wisconsin’s State and Local Tax Burden Is Now Well Below National Average

New Wisconsin Policy Forum report finds state's tax burden has trended down for 25 years.

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