The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) reminds Memorial Day weekend travelers to slow down on Wisconsin roadways and “know before you go” with 511 Wisconsin – either online at 511wi.gov or via the 511 Wisconsin app.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation reminds drivers to keep an eye out for deer on the roads in the coming weeks to avoid potentially dangerous crashes.
Deer crash numbers typically increase in May and June as does look for places to give birth. This is also the time that young deer separate from their mothers.
The beautiful songs and plumage of birds are welcome signs of spring, yet many people are noticing that their feeders — and nearby fields and forests — have been growing silent as a 30-percent loss in North American birds hits home in Wisconsin.
A lot of the economic stats are very, very good. Record low unemployment. Unprecedented state budget surplus. Resilient consumer spending. Easing of pandemic-era shortages, inflation, housing speculation and high gasoline prices.
Ken Koeppler is being held liable for contamination beneath a building he owns in Madison despite the fact he was never involved in the dry cleaning business that operated there in the 1950s and 1960s. He is shown Nov. 29, 2021 in Madison. (Mark Hoffman/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
When Ken Koeppler first heard the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wanted to visit his property, he didn’t think he had anything to worry about.
While starkly different in most details, competing plans to overhaul Wisconsin’s income tax code offered by Gov. Tony Evers and State Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu share one common thread: They would sharply change how the state taxes its highest earners.
