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Wisconsin State Parks Experienced Pandemic Boom, Now People Keep Coming Back

Wisconsin State Parks Experienced Pandemic Boom, Now People Keep Coming Back

Wisconsin Policy Forum report finds park sticker sales in 2023 were up nearly 50% from 2019.

UWM Will Help Midwest Community Colleges Provide Green Job Training

UWM Will Help Midwest Community Colleges Provide Green Job Training

UW-Milwaukee will assist 9 community colleges in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois to establish training centers

Hovde, Trailing in Polls, Calls For More Debates with Baldwin

Hovde, Trailing in Polls, Calls For More Debates with Baldwin

Now officially the GOP Senate nominee, Hovde stands by his decision to file defamation lawsuit.

2 Leading Election Deniers Lost GOP Legislative Primaries

2 Leading Election Deniers Lost GOP Legislative Primaries

Rep. Janel Brandtjen and Rep. Tim Ramthun both pushed hard to overturn 2020 election.

Microsoft Buys Yet More Land in Racine County

Microsoft Buys Yet More Land in Racine County

Now has 1,270-acre campus in area where Foxconn failed to build massive development.

Tony Wied Wins Republican Primary for 8th Congressional District

Tony Wied Wins Republican Primary for 8th Congressional District

Wied was endorsed by Donald Trump; will face Democrat Kristen Lyerly in November.

Voters Reject Amendments to Restrict Governor’s Power to Spend Federal Funds

Voters Reject Amendments to Restrict Governor’s Power to Spend Federal Funds

Opponents argued changes would have slowed down emergency funding during crises.

Eric Hovde Easily Wins Wisconsin’s Republican US Senate Primary

Eric Hovde Easily Wins Wisconsin’s Republican US Senate Primary

Hovde crushes Rejani Raveendran and Charles Barman in low-key GOP primary.

Wake Boats on Wisconsin Lakes Cause Controversy

Wake Boats on Wisconsin Lakes Cause Controversy

Surfers love the waves; others cite impact on fishing, canoeing, shoreline erosion.

MPS Seeks Ways to Reduce Suspensions

MPS Seeks Ways to Reduce Suspensions

There were nearly 24,000 suspensions last year; 78% of students suspended were Black.

Hovde Files Defamation Suit Over Attack Ad

Hovde Files Defamation Suit Over Attack Ad

Attorneys urge TV stations to stop running ad, but expert says such suits rarely succeed.

Evers Bypasses Legislature in Battle Over Funding Long-Term Care

Evers Bypasses Legislature in Battle Over Funding Long-Term Care

Governor using federal funds to revive blocked plan to aid struggling care providers.