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NCTQ and UW Board of Regents Settle Open Records Lawsuit

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Briefing Completed in MacIver v. Erpenbach

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WILL Hosts Christmas Open House

On December 6, 2012, WILL hosted a Christmas Open House party at its offices in the historic Bloodgood House on Milwaukee’s lower east side.  Over 90 ...
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Madison Considers Forcing Food Truck Vendors to Offer Vegetarian Items

According to an article in the Wisconsin State Journal, Madison is considering requiring all food cart vendors to offer “vegetarian menu items.”  Madison ...
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Judge Denies Motion to Stay Act 10 Ruling

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Wisconsin Supreme Court Refuses to Take Voter ID on Bypass

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PSC to Limit How Much of Relocation Costs Milwaukee Can Shift to Utilities

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Economic Freedom in Decline

Canada’s Fraser Institute has just released its 2012 Report on Economic Freedom across the world.  In the words of the Institute itself: “The United ...
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