Broadband expansion grants approved for rural Wisconsin
In an effort to increase internet access across the state of Wisconsin, Gov. Scott Walker awarded broadband expansion grants to businesses and municipalities across the state.
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In an effort to increase internet access across the state of Wisconsin, Gov. Scott Walker awarded broadband expansion grants to businesses and municipalities across the state.
The Daily Cardinal asked a student, farmers, an expert and the Wisconsin Secretary of Agriculture what they think is the future of Wisconsin’s agriculture.
From a young age, BobbiJo DeGolyer said she knew she didn’t want to be a farmer.
In January, Matt Kronschnabel, who graduated from UW-Madison in 2016, and three friends signed the deed to a four-acre organic farm in Viroqua, Wis. — in a region that saw the nation’s highest rate of farm bankruptcies last year, according to federal court data.
The number of farmers in the U.S. fell just under 3.2 million in 2012, a 4-percent decrease in the industry from five years prior — and only 14 percent of those farms are run by women
Wisconsin has always been filled with farms that vary in function, size, and management. The state's farming heritage is present everywhere, down to its license plates proclaiming Wisconsin "America's Dairyland.”
With midterms fast approaching, Wisconsin is receiving a national spotlight for both intensely vital and competitive elections, as political groups around the state seek to mobilize supporters, influence platforms and, most importantly, fundraise.
After rumors circulated for months, an aide confirmed early Wednesday that U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan will not seek re-election, instead retiring in 2019.
Wisconsin residents receiving welfare benefits will now face increased work requirements and tighter restrictions on food stamps, after Gov. Scott Walker signed a series of bills reforming the state’s welfare program Tuesday.
After President Donald Trump signed an executive order to use troops to secure the Mexican border, Gov. Scott Walker showed his support Monday by offering to send the state’s own National Guard despite significant criticism from state Democrats.
As a new federal report indicates troubling trends in Wisconsin’s fight against opioid abuse, Gov. Scott Walker signed two pieces of legislation into law to boost state support for crackdowns, recovery and education.
As studies raise alarms over a worrying rise in reported sex trafficking activity, a Milwaukee man was sentenced Friday to over six decades in prison on multiple counts of the felony.
Gov. Scott Walker is going on the offensive following loses for Republicans at the polls on Tuesday, taking to Twitter to emphasize his worry about a potential “Blue Wave” in the state and the effects it could have on his conservative base. Walker’s statements come following a string of liberal victories within Wisconsin.
The Trump administration announced Monday a plan to roll back environmental standards, but Madison leaders are pushing back on the efforts, which would eliminate greenhouse gas reduction and fuel efficiency standards for American-made cars.
As the opioid crisis puts an increased strain on Wisconsin’s foster care system, Gov. Scott Walker signed a package of bills into law to increase support for children in the program.
Gov. Scott Walker signed legislation Tuesday prohibiting state health insurance plans’ coverage of abortions, handing state employees an uphill battle in terms of accessing the service.
After a contentious and bitter race, Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet defeated Judge Michael Screnock of Sauk County in Tuesday’s state Supreme Court election by a wide margin.
Despite bipartisan support and unanimous passage in the Assembly, a bill that would make it easier for university research projects to be funded and commercialized was not taken up by the state Senate, effectively killing the proposal.
As voters prepare to cast ballots in Tuesday’s state Supreme Court election, Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet and Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock faced off in a debate for the last time, yet again charging each other with partisanship unfit for the state bench.
While students were away on spring break, police responded to three separate downtown fights, one of which involved a local bar manager.