Farmers’ market season is just around the corner! Across Wisconsin, from north to south, countless markets offer fresh produce, local goods, and a unique opportunity to connect with the growers […] ...

Wisconsin could join the growing list of states with laws restricting student cell phone use in schools. Our research finds that of the more than 300 districts or schools responding […] ...

The Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, Wisconsin’s largest and oldest community music school, will host its gala on Wednesday, May 21st at the Bradley Symphony Center. Attendees will be […] ...

Milwaukee County has been selected as one of nine communities across the nation to receive the 2024 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Culture of Health Prize for its work in advancing […] ...

By Kathy Gaillard Now serving his fourth term, Kalan Haywood is the youngest State Representative elected to office in ...

As the Ways and Means Committee marked up the big bonanza bill for billionaires, Congresswoman Moore released the following statement:   “When historians. researchers, and scientists study this ...

There is no justice when racism shapes public policy. As we embark on what Rev. Dr. William Barber calls “America’s third ...

But those who seek to silence us forget something fundamental – we have been meeting, gathering, strategizing, and convening ...

Our fears will never advance or evolve our nation, it will only keep us stuck and moving backwards.” In this moment of ...

A 69-year-old Manhattan massage therapist disclosed that a family member was a victim of domestic violence but assured the court of his impartiality. A 31-year-old Manhattan-based investment analyst ...

The jury selected to decide Combs’ fate is as varied as the city itself, with jurors hailing from Manhattan, the Bronx, and Westchester. Each has at least a college degree—two hold master’s degrees ...

As the explosive federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs continues in Manhattan, the fate of one of hip-hop’s most iconic figures now lies in the hands of a diverse jury ...