The majority of U.S. renters are now 40 and older, a fundamental shift over the past decade that reflects the lasting damage of the housing crash and an aging population.
A Republican bill that would make sweeping changes to Wisconsin's managed forest land program got a tepid welcome at a public hearing Tuesday, with landowners complaining the measure still doesn't go far enough.
A new report says the state Department of Natural Resources paid contractors about $5.2 million to maintain agency properties over the fiscal year that ended June 30.
A family in Shawano County is among those across the country living in public housing, yet they make much more than the income limits established by the government.
Although Madison officials have yet to see the development proposal for 14 acres within the Hill Farms site on the city’s west side, they find what they’ve heard so far to be tantalizing.