Wisconsin
A power grab years in the making?
Wisconsin lawmakers have stripped away power from the State Treasurer for decades. In April, voters will decide whether to get rid of the office altogether. more
The grid to nowhere
Between 2005 and 2016, $5.14 billion worth of electric transmission line projects were built or approved in Wisconsin. Opponents say the lines are not needed, are too expensive, and there’s a better way. more
Justin Sprecher
Photos: International Women's Day Rally at the Capitol
International Women's Day rally at the Capitol Mar. 8, 2017. more
Chris Winterhack
Photos: MACN Chef Week Kick Off Party at L'Etoile and Graze
MACN Chef Week Kick Off Party at L'Etoile and Graze more
Justin Sprecher
Photos: Clyde Stubblefield Tribute at High Noon Saloon
Clyde Stubblefield Tribute at High Noon Saloon on February 27, 2017. more
Chris Winterhack
Photos: International Festival at Overture Center
International Festival at Overture Center on February 25, 2017. more
Justin Sprecher
Photos: Distill America at the Edgewater Hotel
Distill America at the Edgewater Hotel on February 18, 2017. more
David Michael Miller
An utter load of crap
A Donald Trump ally has gotten a lot of press claiming that the GOP rigged as many as five elections in Wisconsin. But an examination of the analysis finds there’s no smoking gun. more
Readers answer our call for a new state flag
We declared in a June 9 cover story that Wisconsin deserves a better flag. We offered some alternate designs and then opened it up to readers. Here are their suggestions. more
A new flag for Wisconsin? Whoa! Not so fast
Wisconsin’s current flag may be busy, but it represents what made Wisconsin a great state — the farmers and workers whose hard work and struggles have become the very character of Wisconsin. more
Wisconsin deserves a better flag
A flag’s power rests on its design and the Wisconsin flag is undeniably lackluster. Isthmus suggest a few possibilities in honor of Flag Day. more
David Michael Miller
We’re not the Rust Belt, but the Great Lakes States
We’re part of the Great Lakes region, not the Rust Belt, complains @DaveCieslewicz Description: What’s in a name? A lot, Citizen Dave argues, and that’s why people should stop using the term “Rust Belt.” more
Our Leinenkugel’s, in state and out
As Wisconsin craft beer stays hot nationally, Leinie’s is now an enviable export. But it’s also brewing a new red pale ale for in-staters only. more
Radical Midwest
What if we stopped seeking approval from the coasties and got comfortable with who and what we are? Remember, we have two things everybody wants: water and security. more
My favorite Wisconsin albums of 2015
For the first time since 2010, we did not see albums dropped by any of the three national darlings from Wisconsin: PHOX, Field Report or Justin Vernon. That left the field wide open for debuts by newcomers and some excellent sophomore successes. more
Piscatory portraits
Kandis Elliot spent 20 years doing botanical illustrations for the UW. Now she’s finished up a masterwork: a 13-foot poster depicting every single species of Wisconsin fish. more
Wisconsin pioneers
Author Kathleen Ernst spent a decade as a curator at Old World Wisconsin. Her new book, “A Settler’s Year: Pioneer Life Through the Seasons,” is filled with vivid descriptions and evocative photos from the outdoor history museum. more
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