A Wisconsin judge has declined to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to ensure that no records are deleted from a now-closed state office created to investigate former President Donald Trump’s loss in 2020
The Wisconsin Legislature's finance committee has inserted provisions in the upcoming state budget that create a $10 million endowment for the state's C-SPAN-style public affairs network
The bill defines sexual misconduct as sexual advances, requests for sexual favors or sexual contact that substantially affect a student’s academic performance or create a hostile or offensive school environment.
Communities struggling with the impact of “forever chemicals” could see some additional funding to offset the costs of testing and other DNR requirements.
The state Supreme Court ruled that a constitutional amendment expanding crime victims' rights was properly worded in a statewide referendum and was legally adopted.
A plan to bolster state aid to local governments, which mayors from Milwaukee to the smallest towns and villages have been clamoring for, is moving closer to passage with no changes, despite a veto threat from Gov. Tony Evers
Election officials in battleground Wisconsin hope to revive plans for a new division intended to work with the public and deal with an onslaught of records requests and complaints
The Biden administration awarded nearly $300 million to help repair or replace more than a dozen bridges across the country -- six of them leading into Madison.
Dan Knodl said he wants to impeach Milwaukee judges for being too lenient on criminal defendants. That list could include Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Janet Protasiewicz.
Mayor Eric Genrich received 53 percent of the vote. His challenger, Chad Weininger, received 47 percent of the vote. A difference of around 1,500 votes.
Turnout in Wisconsin’s hotly contest Supreme Court race broke the previous record high set for spring elections that don’t coincide with a presidential primary.
A Republican state representative and a Democratic attorney vied for an open state Senate seat in Tuesday’s election in a race that could decide whether the GOP inches closer to a supermajority that could override Gov. Tony Evers’ vetoes or even impeach him
Voters in Wisconsin will pick a Supreme Court justice on Tuesday, choosing between Democratic-backed Milwaukee County circuit judge and Republican-backed former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice in a race that will determine control of the court in a key political battleground.
A special election to fill an open Wisconsin Senate seat will determine whether Republicans gain a supermajority that would allow them to impeach Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and other office holders as well as move the GOP a step closer to overriding gubernatorial vetoes.
Wisconsin’s state Supreme Court race is now the most expensive contest ever fought for a judicial seat ever. The outcome will decide whether the court has a liberal or conservative majority.
Gun control is one of the most heated political topics in the United States. Stacker has compiled a list of 25 terms to help you understand the news, debate, and public conversation.
Money is coming from all over as abortion rights, election boundaries and other issues could be ruled on by the next justice, who will also determine whether the court has a liberal or conservative majority.
U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) joined Senators Ron Johnson (R-WI) and Ron Wyden (D-OR) on Monday to introduce the Codifying Useful Regulatory Definitions Act, bipartisan legislation to help better inform consumers on cheese purchasing decisions and provide clarity for Wisconsin’s dairy industry.
During the one-hour event, the public asked the candidates questions regarding topics such as higher property taxes, how to decrease crime, how to end the opioid epidemic and infrastructure.