Life is getting better for some of Wisconsin's most dangerous and worst-behaving prisoners.

Life is about to get better for some of Wisconsin's most dangerous and worst-behaving prisoners.

Agnesian HealthCare and University of Wisconsin-Extension have been distributing free parenting newsletters timed to monthly child development since 1993.

The Sheboygan County Taxpayers Alliance is happy to see others finally are seeing the need for a professional administrator to lead this city.

Marlene R. Richardson, age 72, a resident of Oakland Township died August 1, 2010.

Wisconsin, a longtime laggard among states at securing federal money, shot ahead in 2009 as the federal stimulus bill took effect, snagging an increase of more than 50%, or $21.14 billion in federal funds.

State auditors say only a fraction of Wisconsin police departments are using an expensive data-sharing system.