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The autumn breeze of September signals stressful back-to-school time, meaning a shopping frenzy and navigating new schedules.
Residents of Wisconsin will elect a new state Supreme Court justice Tuesday, and both Democrats and Republicans are seeking to utilize younger voters to spread the word about the election.
An anti-weed forum held in Waukesha brought attention to the politically polarizing issue of marijuana legalization in Wisconsin Thursday.
The same day a GOP press conference at the Capitol spoke out against the expansion of Medicaid, Gov. Tony Evers signed an executive order to create a state task force on caregiving.
A resolution to recognize prominent African-Americans during Black History Month was amended by Republican legislators Wednesday to exclude former National Football League quarterback Colin Kaepernick from the list of honorees.
After making progress on their Wisconsin headquarters throughout 2018, Foxconn Technology Group announced Friday they did not reach their set hiring goal of 250 full-time employees in order to receive state tax credits.
Hundreds of protesters lined the steps of the state Capitol building Monday night to oppose Republican legislation that would strip power from newly-elected Democrats and restrict early voting in future elections.
In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared war on poverty in response to a national poverty rate of almost a quarter of the population living in poverty. Through the Office of Economic Opportunity, Johnson hoped to create and administer forward-thinking solutions to the crisis.
A new poll conducted by Marquette Law School found incumbent Republican Gov. Scott Walker and Democratic challenger Tony Evers in a dead heat in the race for Wisconsin governor.
Lawmakers in both chambers of Congress introduced a bill Tuesday intending to fight the ongoing opioid epidemic plaguing regions of the United States.
A federal judge decided Tuesday that a state rule prohibiting gender-affirming health care for state employees was unconstitutional.
Undocumented immigration in the U.S. does not contribute to an increasing crime rate, according to a new study conducted by a UW-Madison professor.
Gov. Scott Walker signed a new child tax credit and sales tax holiday into law Tuesday in Waukesha, accomplishing one of his biggest priorities of the last legislative session.
In an effort to increase internet access across the state of Wisconsin, Gov. Scott Walker awarded broadband expansion grants to businesses and municipalities across the state.
Despite bipartisan support and unanimous passage in the Assembly, a bill that would make it easier for university research projects to be funded and commercialized was not taken up by the state Senate, effectively killing the proposal.
Rural public schools across Wisconsin will soon get access to more state dollars after Gov. Scott Walker signed a bill into law Monday providing supplementary funding.
Vying for a seat on the state Supreme Court, Michael Screnock and Rebecca Dallet took part in a debate on Friday at the Marquette University Law School, both proclaiming an obligation to uphold the law without partisan interests at heart.