Two more ways government manages to screw up subsidies There’s more evidence in recent days that the federal government spends money in two ways — too quickly and too slowly. …
Bureaucracy and personal attacks stymie plan for houses; ‘No way are we going to live in Egg Harbor’ Matthew Sagorac is ready to walk away from the battle for the…
Massive proposed fee hike follows Supreme Court unleashing of bureaucrats State agencies have begun their rush through a regulatory back door that will almost certainly cost owners of businesses large…
Republicans insist lakes are not human: ‘We need to be protecting the rights of people, not things’ If a tree falls in the forest, can it sue for physical, mental…
Data and anecdotal evidence show a growing problem with work ethic Despite low unemployment and indications of a recharging economy, business leaders and educators are concerned about the future of…
Canadian boycott a small factor Beer production in a state that prides itself on its brewing heritage is down more than 15 percent in just the last four years, a…
Five projects in works in Wisconsin, driving demand for power The Vantage Data Center in Port Washington is on its way to becoming the largest single energy user in state…
Much-lauded Wisconsin tourism gains helped greatly by drawn-out recovery funding For the third year in a row, Gov. Tony Evers has patted his administration on the back for record-breaking tourism…
Decision neutering lawmakers’ power to block agency rules means administrative state takes precedence over elected officials A state Supreme Court decision wresting rulemaking authority from elected state representatives has opened…
Northern Wisconsin Job Corps center spent $290,000 per graduate on ineffective training A federal judge’s injunction Wednesday is blocking the Trump Administration from saving $1.7 billion annually and closing down…
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