Politics
Council Hits Pause On Violence Prevention Pick After Grant Snub
Loss of a $2 million state grant deepens doubts about Karin Tyler and the future of the new department.
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Loss of a $2 million state grant deepens doubts about Karin Tyler and the future of the new department.
Corn growers hail higher-ethanol summer sales as advocates warn of water and air risks.
Highgrove Holdings owns more than 200 properties in city.
Elizabeth Johnson served as her father's campaign treasurer for years.
DNR targets private wells, schools and sludge testing as it builds out new PFAS programs statewide.
Harry Wait requested absentee ballots for Robin Vos and Racine mayor to test the system -- and got caught.
'Restoring reliable financial management is nonnegotiable,' says new director.
Council supports action against BP Lisbon after neighborhood complaints.
American Transmission Company has inside track. Will that cost more for ratepayers?
Wisconsin conservative media blame GOP Sen. Tomczyk, who sued local paper.
'We were blindsided by lapses in contracts that are critical,' supervisor warns.
Endorsements
WI Legislature adds another category of millionaire players subsidized by taxpayers.
Average U.S utility has 15% profit margin. This could be key issue in race for governor.
Her dark horse campaign is biggest surprise in Democratic primary for governor.
The data is very powerful. First of a series.
Echoing global data, Milwaukee has changed, and continues to do so.
The arguments for and against and where things stand.
It's ebbed and flowed since the 1960s, as state politicians tried different solutions.
Lawsuit says current system violates state constitution and 2000 court ruling.
Evers calls idea a campaign stunt. Wants more school aid and property tax relief.
Press Releases
Alderman Alex Brower March 27, 2026
Groups urge Wisconsin Supreme Court to block right-wing group's attempt to access confidential court records
The first and only debate among candidates Lazar and Taylor is postponed due to Taylor's kidney stone diagnosis
The proposed rule would kick up to two million Americans off their health insurance, raise out-of-pocket costs
Statement of Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II March 26, 2026
The City files sweeping lawsuits targeting properties tied to out-of-state landlord network accused of widespread neglect, code violations, and unpaid taxes.
Manufacturers like John Deere, CNH, and Caterpillar have offshored operations and laid off thousands of workers while doling out billions in stock buybacks
