Experts estimate that more than 100,000 Wisconsin residents live in manufactured homes, the more accurate name for what many call mobile homes or trailers — structures that make up the country’s largest portion of unsubsidized low-income housing.

"Public opinion is the camp’s biggest obstacle, said Chloe Blish, the camp’s mental wellness director. Prison and camp staff described hearing and reading concerns over the perception that the program is a safety risk — and that it rewards incarcerated parents."

This story and tool by @addiecostello.bsky.social shows Wisconsinites how their local govts are spending millions in opioid settlement payouts. Her reporting prompted some to file required reports they hadn't yet submitted. Others corrected errors she flagged. wisconsinwatch.org/2025/07/how-...

People living with mental illness find work, care and community at a clubhouse built for them in Madison. But Medicaid cuts would threaten funding, and Wisconsin invests little in a health care model that’s thriving in Michigan. wisconsinwatch.org/2025/04/wisc... via @addiecostello.bsky.social

Counties across Wisconsin are selling nursing homes to private companies or closing them. County homes tend to offer better care and take patients private nursing homes won't. The public needs to know. @wisconsinwatch.bsky.social @addiecostello.bsky.social wisconsinwatch.org/2024/12/wisc...