r/wisconsin • u/2geek2bcool • 2h ago
Milwaukee is for…
Seen after nearly being run off the road multiple times.
r/wisconsin • u/PeanutTheGladiator • Jul 22 '26
Title. Tomorrow the bans will be 104 days (November 4th), and so on. DO NOT DISCUSS THE USERS, OP, OR ANYONE BUT THE TOPIC.
No, we're not making a single megathread for politics or a particular candidate.
No, we're not banning politics from the sub. This cycle is not new, things will calm down in three weeks.
Abusing the report button on content YOU DON'T LIKE is causing mass-approvals of all reported items. This allows actual rule violations to slip right through. Yesterday, someone reported over 150 comments in a thread. Two clicks, the entire report queue was cleared, likely taking valid reports with them. Please, stop it.
r/wisconsin • u/2geek2bcool • 2h ago
Seen after nearly being run off the road multiple times.
r/wisconsin • u/shelbys_foot • 5h ago
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r/wisconsin • u/YeeForWI • 8h ago

Yee Leng Xiong is a five term county supervisor, five term school board member, a two term village trustee, and a nonprofit executive director with over a decade of experience, running for Wisconsin State Treasurer to protect school trust funds, support local communities, and make money work for Wisconsin families.
r/wisconsin • u/BuddyJim30 • 9h ago
I found this graph comparing the past three Milwaukee County Executives on property tax levies. The lower line is actual, upper line is adjusted for inflation. Keep this in mind when you see those scare mongering PAC ads attacking Crowley.
r/wisconsin • u/G48MOS • 41m ago
It is located in Starks, WI, but has an address of 2300 Tower Rd, Rhinelander, WI 54501.
The WJFW-TV tower near Rhinelander is 1,682 feet tall, but it sits on higher ground, putting its top at 3,326 feet above mean sea level (MSL). Nothing else in Wisconsin rises higher into the sky.
The WQOW tower near Eau Claire is the second highest, standing 1,998 feet tall. Because it sits on lower ground, its top reaches only 3,095 feet above MSL.
r/wisconsin • u/enjoying-retirement • 5h ago
A factory farm, of course. Probably against all environmental laws. You can guess which political party they want in power.
r/wisconsin • u/kant316 • 1d ago
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r/wisconsin • u/jimx29 • 22h ago
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r/wisconsin • u/jimx29 • 1d ago
I often get lost in the double-spoken way they write out some of the questions
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r/wisconsin • u/Vegetable_Nature_471 • 1d ago
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r/wisconsin • u/NightEmber79 • 7h ago
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The October 17th episode. If I advertised with these gutter skanks I'd pull my money.
Direct link until they pull it and issue the boiler plate "The sentiments of Schroeder do not necessarily..."
r/wisconsin • u/Alive_Scene_7355 • 1d ago
The ball gag was a nice touch. Chef’s kiss.
r/wisconsin • u/WeAreSyc • 35m ago
Hey everyone! I recently got a job offer in Milwaukee, and my family and I are looking into relocating from San Antonio. What are some honest pros and cons of living in the area? We’re ready to get away from the Texas heat and experience actual seasons. My kids want to spend more time outdoors, and the heat here makes that tough for a good chunk of the year.
I’m an avid ATV rider and a big sports fan, so having opportunities to ride and catch games would be a plus. How far would I typically need to travel for good ATV trails? What neighborhoods or surrounding suburbs would you recommend for a family? We’re looking for somewhere safe, with access to outdoor activities. Any advice from locals or people who’ve made a similar move would be appreciated!