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There are politicians and commentators claim that immigrants, and unauthorized immigrants in particular, commit a lot of crime. Are these claims true? The topic is discussed in this week's episode of the Utterly Moderate Podcast.
There’s this saying I’m sure we’ve all heard, “you don’t know what you have until it’s gone.”
Imagine that a developer has been lobbying your local town board to approve a controversial development. You file a record request asking for all emails between that developer and the board’s three members.
From the editor: State Journal editorial board will now include members from our community.
From the editor: State Journal editorial board will now include members from our community.
I was merrily strolling along the sidewalk in my lavender Crocs when the toe of my right shoe buffed against the cement and BAM! I was down on the sidewalk, blood oozing from my knee. What just happened?
I was merrily strolling along the sidewalk in my lavender Crocs when the toe of my right shoe buffed against the cement and BAM! I was down on the sidewalk, blood oozing from my knee. What just happened?
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Last January, a person involved in local emergency management asked the Office of Open Government, part of the state Justice Department, whether emergency preparedness coalitions run by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) are subject to the state’s open meetings and open records laws.
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I strongly believe elected officials are responsible for answering to the community. As such, I'm happy to explain any votes or work of the Columbus School Board at ltrask@columbus.k12.wi.us. Or discussing matters via phone at 920-350-1089 or anytime in person such as the Pick 'n Save checko…
Editor’s note: This column originally ran Nov. 3, 2018. Dietrich Gruen is on an outreach mission in Spain and North Africa. He will return with a new column for the Nov. 9 edition.
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Southern Wisconsin homes with at least five bedrooms.
Four finalists are invited to Juneau for a two-day assessment process that will take place on June 6 and 7. The new administrator will replace Jim Mielke, who retires June 1.
A pilot landed a small plane with engine trouble in a Grant County field on Sunday afternoon, authorities reported.
Sanford shot the parents of his then-girlfriend in the head at the UW Arboretum in March 2020.
Robert Spindell has been an outspoken member of the bipartisan commission and supporter of the investigation into the 2020 election.
The utilities, which have so far spent about $277 million on the project, say the price of steel has essentially doubled in the four years since construction costs were estimated, while the aluminum and steel wires have gone up 68%.
Millionaire Alex Lasry is one of several U.S. Senate candidates who received an extension on their financial report until after their primary.
Sanford shot the parents of his then-girlfriend in the head at the UW Arboretum in March 2020.
The father of a 3-year-old child who died after his mother Jamie Hildebrandt covered up abuse in 2020 has been charged with child neglect.
A father-son duo from Poynette were charged after allegedly growing marijuana plants and being found with more than 6 pounds of cannabis.
The 49-year-old man also faces a charge of resisting after he allegedly tried to bite an arresting officer earlier this month in Columbus.
Robert Spindell has been an outspoken member of the bipartisan commission and supporter of the investigation into the 2020 election.
Millionaire Alex Lasry is one of several U.S. Senate candidates who received an extension on their financial report until after their primary.
As reported by WisPolitics.com, GOP activists at the 2022 State Party Convention declined to endorse a candidate in the contested statewide primaries including the gubernatorial race. They rejected resolutions calling for the decertification of the 2020 election results and the removal of Ro…
Despite disagreement on the endorsement process and continued discourse within the party over the 2020 election, Republicans tried to champion a message of unity as the only way to defeat Gov. Tony Evers this fall.