“Challenges of Declining Enrollment for Wisconsin’s Public Schools”
Public school enrollment in Wisconsin has dropped over 9% in 15 years, but costs remain as staffing rises 7%.
June 17, 2026
Public school enrollment in Wisconsin has dropped over 9% in 15 years, but costs remain as staffing rises 7%.
Milwaukee County reallocates $2.5M from federal funds to aid homeless with rental assistance, boosting housing stability.
Three men accused of a 2020 false electors scheme pleaded not guilty to forgery charges in Dane County Circuit Court.
Enbridge advances with Line 5 reroute in Wisconsin amid legal challenges, employing over 500 workers on site.
Congress reviews the 1961 Sports Broadcasting Act, sparking debate among Wisconsin Republicans and affecting the Packers.
An amendment to a bipartisan Senate wildfire bill aims to end protections for millions of roadless forest areas.
Wisconsin Democrats aim for a state trifecta in November, needing to flip seats in the Senate and Assembly while retaining the governor’s office.
André de Shields, a Broadway legend, drops a “joy bomb” in a reimagined “CATS” revival, celebrating ballroom culture.
Rick and Joni Parks share their adoption journey in a memoir. The process, filled with ups and downs, is like a roller coaster.
Wisconsin DNR monitors a fertilizer spill causing fish deaths in the Sheboygan River, with no fish count estimate yet.
We Energies and developers urge regulators to ease financial rules for data centers, citing investment barriers.
Wisconsin lawmakers address U.S.-Iran war costs, rising inflation, and Trump’s controversial AG nominee amid ongoing debates.
