The growth of Wisconsin’s school choice programs could bring $3.2 billion in new economic benefits over the next two decades, according to a new study by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL). 

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation wants everyone to know that getting a free ID for voting is easy. Maybe too easy. 

Wisconsin Public Service Commission Chairwoman Rebecca Valcq wants to lead the climate change-fighting dreams of the liberal governor who put her in power while having to acknowledge the limitations of alternative energy. 

Our hero of the week is the frustrated father who balled out presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren for her student loan bailout plan. 

On one hand, Republican state lawmakers want to use the state’s anticipated revenue surplus to provide some local property tax relief. On the other, several bills are working their way through the Capitol that could have the opposite effect.

State Rep. Michael Schraa says he didn’t know much about Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) until he watched his wife, Christine, spend hours on the phone fighting for an allergy medication that wouldn’t make her sick.