New City Attorney Evan Goyke Is Bringing Order to Law
He is rebuilding an office left in disarray by his predecessor’s toxic, scandal-filled rule.
This Year, Don’t Ignore the Ballots of Summer
Unprecedented August vote on Wisconsin constitutional amendments could weaken governor’s power over federal funds.
Purple Wisconsin: The Impact of ‘Fighting Bob’ La Follette
A bribery attempt ignited the Progressive leader’s passion for reform.
Key Figures in Wisconsin’s Political History
They reshaped Wisconsin in myriad ways, from trailblazing new paths to longtime representation of the Badger State in Washington.
Wisconsin Clings to Its No-Party Leanings
Most elections in the Badger State are officially nonpartisan, but parties don’t sit them out – especially lately.
Purple Reign: The Roots of Wisconsin’s Frequent Electoral Swings
Nobody really knows which way Wisconsin will go in presidential elections. In its 176 years, our state’s colorful history offers hope to Democrats, Republicans and third parties alike.
McKinley Beach Finally Reopened Just in Time for Memorial Day
Closed since 2020, Milwaukee’s oldest beach has been rebuilt to eliminate hazards linked to multiple drownings.
Does Microsoft’s Data Center Make the Foxconn Fail Worth it?
The tech giant’s plan for the data center in Mount Pleasant offers relief from the Foxconn debacle, but the new jobs and investment could fall far short of the Taiwanese company’s original promises.
Historic Victories – and Defeat – Mark Milwaukee Election
Balloting brought huge wins for County Exec Crowley, Mayor Johnson and diversity, along with a crushing loss for City Attorney Spencer.
Vital But Obscure Offices Lead Milwaukee Ballot
With little competition at top of ticket, races for city attorney and city and county comptroller could be most important in April 2 election.