Parental rights Wisconsin isn’t just a headline anymore. It shows up in subcommittee notes, Sunday church bulletins, even school board group chats around 6:45 AM. Especially on cold mornings in countries like Dodge or Washington, when parents wait in minivan lines and overhear district updates on phones tucked between coffee cups. For months, bills aimed […]
Wisconsin university salaries have long sparked curiosity. But the tone shifted in early spring, when a public report highlighted that many of the state’s highest-paid public employees worked in higher education. Names, titles, and compensation figures — once buried in PDFs — were now on morning talk shows and in hallway debates. Most shifts happened […]
TikTok ban Wisconsin wasn’t a phrase many expected to hear in mid-2022. But by the time snow fell across Madison that December, concerns about the app’s data practices had become a regular fixture in political conversations. Especially in committee rooms just past 9 AM — where laptops blinked, coffee cooled, and lawmakers scanned headlines faster […]
What started as a fringe notion has slowly edged into official conversations. By 2021, talk of removing Wisconsin’s personal income tax began gaining traction — not just in think tanks, but in legislative halls. The voices pushing for repeal often point south or west — to Florida, to Texas — where no income tax is […]
On June 13, 2022, the Bristol Village Board made the decision to sell 60 acres of land to Kenosha Land Development LLC for about $15 million. The property’s advantageous location along Interstate 94, near the Illinois-Wisconsin border, provides good visibility and accessibility. Attached to the Hard Rock International name, the buyer, Kenosha Land Development, has […]