EAGLE, Wis. – Old World Wisconsin is entering an exciting new chapter as it prepares to open its 50th season on May 2. With the final phase of its five-year expansion project now complete, the 600-acre living history attraction will debut a 10,000-square-foot welcome center, expand its food and beverage

MILWAUKEE, Wis. — An environmental health expert and Lead Safe Schools MKE arecalling on the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) to adopt comprehensive reforms to the state law that regulates lead hazards through emergency rulemaking before the state’s January 2027 federal EPA authorization deadline. Under current law, two state

MADISON — State Superintendent Dr. Jill Underly released the following statement today, as 72 Wisconsin school districts held referendums in Tuesday’s spring general election. “Public schools have been the bedrock of Wisconsin since its founding, when state leaders enshrined in our constitution the responsibility to provide every child with a quality education. The growing number of school referendums, however, is a clear signal that the state is falling short of that

The Wisconsin Education Association Council, representing public school educators in the state, welcomes the election of Judge Chris Taylor to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. In earning WEAC’s recommendation in January, WEAC’s educator-members cited Taylor’s strong record of protecting fairness and impartiality and appreciating the importance of public education. The following

The 3rd CD Democrats of Wisconsin congratulate Judge Chris Taylor on her victory on Tuesday night. Her victory is proof that Wisconsinites want leadership that is fair, compassionate and interested in upholding the rights and freedoms of every person in the state. We are especially thrilled that the Wisconsin Supreme

Wisconsin Right to Life issued the following statement today following the results of the Wisconsin Supreme Court race and the election of Judge Chris Taylor.  “Elections have consequences, and today’s outcome will shape the direction of our state’s highest court for years to come,” said Heather Weininger, Executive Director of

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to be aware and stay safe during the 2026 spring turkey season, April 15 – May 26. Hunters and public land users may be sharing fields and forests during the season and need to be aware

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (DFI), in partnership with Edvest 529, Wisconsin’s direct-sold 529 college savings plan, and the Wisconsin Coalition on Student Debt (DebtSmarts), today announced this year’s Money Smart Wisconsin Scholarship Contest recipients. Sixteen Wisconsin high school seniors will receive a scholarship, in the form of a $1,000 contribution to a

MADISON – Seventy two school districts across the state went to the ballot box on Tuesday to ask their communities to raise property taxes so they can keep their schools open. The majority of the referendums may have passed, but every district that didn’t pass will see teachers leaving the

Washington, DC — Today, Judge Chris Taylor won her bid for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. This victory ensures that Wisconsinites have a fair-minded, impartial justice serving on the Supreme Court who will uphold their most fundamental rights. Throughout her campaign, Judge Taylor was unwavering in her commitment to protecting Wisconites’ access to health

FOX CITIES, Wis. (April 8, 2026) – As part of its ongoing economic development strategy, the Fox Cities Chamber recently led a delegation of business and civic leaders to Charleston, South Carolina for a Leadership Exchange and Benchmarking Tour focused on regional development and long-term growth. The exchange aligns with the

FOX CITIES, Wis. (April 8, 2026) – High school juniors and seniors have the opportunity to connect directly with several local employers at the upcoming Future Fox Cities Hiring Event on Wednesday, April 15, from 3 to 5 p.m. Held immediately following the Future Fox Cities Career Expo, this free event

MADISON, Wis.—The Universities of Wisconsin will use a $100,000 grant as part of  Lumina Foundation’s Great Admissions Redesign initiative to identify math courses that prepare students for college-level work. The funding is part of a $3.5 million investment by  Lumina , announced today, to simplify the college admissions process and expand student

MADISON, Wis. – Storms can develop quickly in Wisconsin and knowing what to do when a severe weather warning is issued can help keep you and others safe. To help encourage everyone to be prepared for tornadoes, thunderstorms and flooding, Gov. Evers signed a proclamation declaring April 13-17 as Severe