In an encouraging sign, reserves in Wisconsin’s unemployment fund increased last year after they plunged during the COVID-19 pandemic. But the fund still may not be ready for the next recession; its...
Wisconsin ranks near the top among Midwestern states for rural population growth in recent decades, as many of its peers experienced rural population decline. Overall, rural Wisconsin counties that have...
Despite some narrowing over the years, Wisconsin’s governor still has very broad partial veto power.
And Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, in his third budget go-round, emphasized that point in signing...
The search is on for UW Oshkosh alumni living in all 50 states to volunteer to be ambassadors for the third annual Titans Day of Giving Sept. 12, the anniversary of the institution’s first day of classes...
Poor air quality—an issue Wisconsinites don’t usually have to worry about—is making headlines across the country this week.
“The Midwest is getting hit by this poor air quality due to a low...
New technology at a UW Oshkosh lab is allowing students to study microplastics in fish and mussels, giving insight as to what impact the materials might have on the environment and ecosystem.
Students...
What’s new: The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Alumni Association’s board of directors elected four new members who will begin their service July 1.
Why it matters: The 24-member volunteer board...
The Oshkosh Police Department released information this morning regarding an officer-involved shooting that occurred near the Mill Street boat launch in the city of Oshkosh earlier today.
At approximately...
Residents and visitors in Oshkosh will have family-friendly activities available at Menominee Park on Independence Day, July 4th.
The Oshkosh Parks Department has arranged for a Food Truck Rally with...
Independence Day is an iconic American holiday and since its first observance in 1777, fireworks have been an integral part of its celebration. However, as much as they inspire and delight us, these beloved...
