New Law Targets Reckless Driving With Free Driver’s Ed
The state is making $6 million in grants available to driving schools for low-income teens.
Should Fox Point Replace Its Public Pool?
The North Shore suburb closed its pool this summer, and residents are debating opening a new one.
Wisconsin’s Rural Roads Are Getting $150 Million for Repairs
In June, Gov. Tony Evers signed a plan to direct the money from the state’s surplus to a new grant program for counties and towns to repair “agricultural roads.”
Kohler-Backed Compromise Sets New Future for Mary Nohl House
The new designation means the house can be used as an art gallery, museum or library.
Inside the Mary Nohl House Controversy
A controversy over the Mary Nohl property, a beloved art environment, unfolds in a neighborhood with a heck of a lake view.
We Were Wondering: Why Is 2 a.m. ‘Bar Time’?
The answer traces back to the ’80s.
Virtually Everyone’s Ignoring the Straw ‘Ban.’ Who’s to Blame?
Fast food operators say it’s their customers, not them, who are not on board with the city’s plastic straw “ban.”
Why Do Gas Prices Vary So Much, Even a Few Miles Apart?
We did some digging for you.
Who Will Replace Sensenbrenner in the 5th Congressional District?
Wisconsin will soon have a new congressional representative.
Why You Have to Be 93 Years Old (and Counting) to Fish Free in Wisconsin
You had to be born before Jan. 1, 1927 to get a free fishing license in Wisconsin. That date hasn’t changed since 1992.