Wisconsin Public Radio

• Act 10 Caused Big Decline in Unions

  Nov 22nd, 2019 by Miranda Suarez

  Study finds union recertification efforts, required by law, declined by a third since 2014.

• Tent City Homeless Evicted By State

  Nov 21st, 2019 by Alana Watson

  State transportation department serves eviction notices, considering development of area.

• Poll Shows Less Support For Impeachment

  Nov 21st, 2019 by Miranda Suarez

  Support declining, MU poll shows, and presidential race in state also looks close.

• Kaul Opposes Enbridge Oil Pipeline

  Nov 20th, 2019 by Danielle Kaeding

  Wisconsin attorney general backs Michigan against oil pipeline through Great Lakes waters.

• High Court Candidates Argue Role of Politics

  Nov 20th, 2019 by Laurel White

  Incumbent Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly spars with opponents Jill Karofsky, Ed Fallone.

• State Home Sales Continue Climbing

  Nov 19th, 2019 by Brady Carlson

  October saw an increase. Total sales in 2019 slightly trailing 2018 figures.

• Evers May Call Second Special Session on Guns

  Nov 19th, 2019 by Laurel White

  Republican legislators did nothing at first session, though public overwhelmingly supports preventive measures.

• City’s Millennial “Brain Drain” Raises Concerns

  Nov 18th, 2019 by Corri Hess

  State reports shows Milwaukee has problem. Alderman proposes task force to find solutions.

• Milwaukee the Nation’s Worst City for Blacks?

  Nov 18th, 2019 by Alana Watson

  Delaware-based financial company ranks Milwaukee worst, Racine second worst.

• Local Governments Still Adding Wheel Taxes

  Nov 16th, 2019 by Rich Kremer

  13 counties and 26 municipalities have enacted local wheel taxes.

• Derailed

  How Republicans Became Anti-Train

  Nov 15th, 2019 by Bridgit Bowden and Shawn Johnson

  The politics of resentment replaced business-oriented development, as Tommy Thompson would learn. Part 8 of series.

• Health Outcomes for City Children ‘Abysmal’

  Nov 15th, 2019 by Corri Hess

  Policy experts say health care in the city and state remains a crucial issue.