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Department of Administration and Capitol Police officials addressed opposition to new rules that require a permit for public use of the state Capitol and the capitol grounds Thursday.
UW-Madison could have an office in Shanghai by June, according to university officials who recently visited China to explore the possibility of bolstering ties between the university and the Asian country.
The state Department of Administration announced a new policy Thursday that requires demonstrators to apply for a permit before hosting a protest or rally in state buildings, including the Capitol.
I don't particularly like to dabble in politics. The Dirty Bird, my regular column, is the sex column on Page 2. Sure, individual politics likely play a role in individual sexual choices, but I believe there should be little global overlap between the two realms; and let me assure you, I much prefer sex to politics.
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin announced Monday it will intervene in a Republican lawsuit asking the Supreme Court to require recall elections for members of the state legislature to be held under new districts.
A bill introduced in September would allow Wisconsin school districts to offer vocational high school diplomas to students, permitting students to graduate without fulfilling educational requirements for core subjects now in place.
Only a few weeks after the state Senate approved rules allowing those with permits to carry concealed weapons on the Senate floor, members of the Senate are chosing violence over discussion to “get things done way quicker.”
Lawmakers on Tuesday defended against critics who opposed a legislative panel's decision to remove certain training requirements from recently passed legislation allowing licensed holders to carry concealed weapons.
Wisconsinites seeking concealed carry permits will not have to complete a four-hour-long training requirement after a legislative committee ruling Monday.
An unlikely source initiated the first petition to recall Republican Gov. Scott Walker on Friday, a week and a half earlier than the start of the recall anticipated by Democrats.
Less than a week after a state law allowing concealed carry went into place, more than 20,000 Wisconsin citizens have already applied for a permit from the state's Department of Justice.
Following a flurry of policymaking that included extending concealed carry to the legislative floors of the Capitol, a group of protestors sued the state Friday over their right to carry banners and signs in state buildings.
Madison bars can stay open one hour later when the clocks turn back for the end of daylight saving time Sunday morning.
The time is finally upon us. The long-awaited concealed carry law is finally in effect and the response is overwhelming.
Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen responded Thursday to the National Rifle Association's Oct. 5 letter on the Department of Justice's interpretation of a new law allowing gun owners to carry concealed weapons, saying the department's interpretation of the law is sound.
A lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the heavily contested Wisconsin Voter Identification Law was filed in Dane County Circuit Court yesterday.
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