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In the years prior to the pandemic, Wisconsin’s reported homeless population shrank, following changes in programs to serve that population. For the past two years, however, homelessness in Wisconsin has

Wisconsin seemingly swims in an abundance of fresh water. Unlike some western states that struggle with empty reservoirs and limits on growth imposed by water shortages, our municipal water supplies

In recent years, public schools in Wisconsin and across the country have come under intense scrutiny. At issue are some of the most politically engaging, high-stakes issues of our time:

June 27 is my husband and I’s eighth wedding anniversary. I can’t believe it has been eight years.

Wisconsin Assembly Representative James Edming (R-Glen Flora) voted last week in favor of several proposals aimed at strengthening Wisconsin’s workforce.

U.S. ground forces withdrew from South Vietnam 50 years ago, on March 29, 1973. The withdrawal officially ended years of war that forever marked a generation.

In just the past decade, the number of emergency teaching licenses in Wisconsin has nearly tripled, suggesting schools are facing increasing challenges from staff shortages and high turnover in areas

A group of residents concerned about the impact of a local park redevelopment, a school board member who blew the whistle on his colleagues for being too secretive, and a