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Jason Baldwin

August 20, 2022

WI Farming Costs Are Up, But There’s Cash to Throw Around

Looks like our farmers spent around 8% more on expenses last year.

Brandon Carlson

August 20, 2022

Supporting Tech In Richland

In order to stay in the high-tech game, Washington needs to invest in science, technology, and engineering.

Natalie Fell

August 20, 2022

Rents Are Rising...But Still Cheaper Buying A Home

Rents are higher than Ozzy Osbourne when he bit that bat, but rents are still cheaper than home buying! 🦇 Disclaimer: no bats were harmed in the creation of this article.

Jason Baldwin

August 20, 2022

Michigan Renters Beware: Rental Assistance in Michigan is Ending

As the country starts to turn off "pandemic mode" and return to normal - at least that's what we hope is going on - some "covid era" relief programs will also end.

Andrea Daniell

August 20, 2022

Michigan Delays Raising the Minimum Wage

Of all the great debates in life: ketchup or mustard on your hot dog, toilet paper over or under, pineapple on pizza -- to raise the minimum wage or not may be the most hotly contested.

Natalie Fell

September 10, 2022

Money Can't Buy Happiness...But $100 Million Might!

Most of the world thinks $10 million dollars would make their lives easy peasy.

Andrea Daniell

August 20, 2022

Where’s the Beef? Right Here. You Just Can’t Afford It

Beef may be “what’s for dinner,” but now you might have to put it on credit to actually afford it.

Jason Baldwin

August 20, 2022

MN Rental Company Accused of Major Pandemic Eviction Violations

Those pesky landlords are still at it. The U.S. House Subcommittee released a report that found thousands of illegal pandemic-era evictions by four corporate landlords across the country, including a major one in our state.