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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker discussed the 2026 midterm election, preserving democracy and the national guard pulling out of Chicago in an interview with Washington Post Chief Political Correspondent Karen Tumulty at the Cap Times Idea Fest Saturday.
Rep. David Murphy, R-Greenville, was sexually assaulted at 4-years-old, leading him to introduce a bill providing a sexual assault survivor bill of rights and aiding victims by tracking rape kits.
Minnesota Gov. Time Walz discussed gun violence, his campaign with former Vice President Kamala Harris, the future of the Democratic Party and alluded to running for reelection at the Cap Times Idea Fest in an interview with John Nichols Friday.
Gov. Tony Evers reflected on his two terms as governor, touting his accomplishments, including passing new legislative maps and extending public education funding at the Cap Times Idea Fest in an interview with author David Maraniss Wednesday.
The legal battle over Enbridge’s Line 5 oil pipeline moved to Madison in a multi-week hearing beginning Sept. 3, with experts and individuals voicing opposition over long-term wetland devastation while supporters stressed the project's economic benefits.
Gov. Tony Evers signed bipartisan legislation in early August allowing approximately 8,000 registered nurses in Wisconsin to practice independently. Proponents of the bill say it will help address workforce shortages in health care.
For the first time since 2010, Wisconsin will head into a gubernatorial election without an incumbent on the ballot, as Gov. Tony Evers confirmed earlier this summer that he will not seek a third term. The decision sets the stage for an open race in one of five states with a democratic-controlled governorship that President Donald Trump won last November.
Democratic lawmakers, alongside University of Wisconsin-Madison student and faculty organizations, introduced a bill on Aug. 28 which would ramp up the punishment for bringing a firearm onto Wisconsin’s college campuses.
Colin Gillis, a registered nurse at University Hospital and a leader of UW Nurses United, an affiliate of Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Wisconsin, has worked at UW Health for eight years and witnessed the decline of public sector labor unions firsthand.
An estimated 500 community members gathered at the Capitol on Monday to protest the influence of billionaires and large corporations in politics, joining a ‘Workers over Billionaires’ rally held nationwide on Labor Day.
Wisconsin conservative Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley announced Friday she will not run for a second term in the 2026 election, opening the race for new conservative candidates.
Nearly 90,000 of the current 700,000 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients in Wisconsin could lose their benefits, as President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act creates more demographic and work eligibility requirements for the program.
The 2025-27 Capitol Budget passed at the beginning of July includes $7 million for virtual mental health services to University of Wisconsin students at all campuses apart from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The inclusion of the funding follows a bill introduced by Sen. Jesse James, R-Thorp, and Senate Republicans on June 2 to address mental health issues among UW System students.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday, he will not seek a third term in the 2026 midterm elections, opening up the race for governor — one of five democratic-controlled governorships in states President Donald Trump won last November.
The liberal-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the state’s 1849 abortion ban July 2, but Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin (PPWI) says changes to Medicaid in President Donald Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ could keep reproductive care away from many Wisconsinites.
Gov. Tony Evers and Republican legislative leaders reached an agreement Tuesday to a $256 million increase for the University of Wisconsin System — the largest funding increase in about two decades.
University of Wisconsin-Madison schools and colleges will reduce their base budgets by 5%, and administrative units will reduce their budgets by 7% amid federal reductions and uncertainties about state funding, Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin announced Monday.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, told reporters Wednesday afternoon the Republican caucus supports a roughly $80 million cut to the University of Wisconsin System budget, saying the reform is needed to fix the “broken” process currently in place.
Around 15,000 protesters gathered in downtown Madison Saturday for the “Kick Out the Clowns” and “No Kings” protests, opposing the Trump Administration and recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) raids across the country.
Over 700,000 Wisconsinites will once again face consequences for missed federal student loan payments after five years without mandatory collections ended May 5, leaving some borrowers feeling uncertain.
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