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A Wisconsin Principles Inc. attack advertisement earlier this month accused 14th Senate District candidate Sarah Keyeski of misconduct while serving on a local school board, despite Keyeski never holding public office.
Photo courtesy of Keyeski for Wisconsin
In a packed, electric Alliant Energy Center, Vice President Kamala Harris rallied for abortion rights and greater support for small businesses Friday evening during a campaign stop in Madison.
Gov. Tony Evers visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison Wednesday to tout his proposal to increase state funding for the University of Wisconsin System by $800 million in the next state budget, the largest budget increase in the system’s history.
A widespread salmonella outbreak linked to a Wisconsin farm has infected 65 people across nine states, with more than half of cases reported in Wisconsin, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
With the Nov. 5 election less than two months away, Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate race remains tight.
Sen. Kelda Roys, D-Madison, spoke about health care stakes in Wisconsin and the necessity of the Affordable Care Act at a Madison press conference held on behalf of the Harris-Walz campaign Monday.
Vice President Kamala Harris has edged out a 52-48 lead against former President Donald Trump among registered voters in Wisconsin, according to a poll released by Marquette University Law School on Wednesday. The numbers were the same among those considered likely to vote.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump faced off in their first presidential debate hosted by ABC in Philadelphia Tuesday night. Here are three takeaways from the night as each candidate shared their stances, solutions and criticisms on the country’s most divisive issues.
Prospective students hear about fabled Wisconsin winters, where snow blows from every direction, ice coats the sidewalks of Bascom Hall and Lake Mendota freezes over. Once the lake has frozen, people from all over the community come together for Lily’s Classic.
Students for Justice in Palestine and a local chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America organized a pro-Palestine encampment on April 29 calling for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s “financial and social” divestment from Israel.
“Brat summer” isn’t over in Wisconsin. Wisconsin’s Democratic Party embraced the lime green with its newly launched “voting is brat” website geared toward providing students with information on how to vote in Wisconsin.
The Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA) and the Wisconsin Tribal Task Force on Cannabis announced Tuesday the launch of its Wisconsin Wellness campaign dedicated to the legalization of medical cannabis in the state.
Sen. Melissa Agard, D-Madison, speaking at an Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association press conference on Sept. 3, 2024.
MILWAUKEE — Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz delivered remarks to union members of the Milwaukee Area Labor Council, AFL-CIO, addressing the key Democratic voting bloc Monday at the city’s annual Laborfest celebration.
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, a conservative Wisconsin legal center, filed a lawsuit against the Biden-Harris administration Tuesday alleging the U.S. Department of Education’s $60 million Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program unlawfully excludes students on the basis of race.
CHICAGO — The Democratic Convention wrapped up after Vice President and presidential nominee Kamala Harris gave her acceptance speech to a reinvigorated Democratic Party Thursday night. Here are six key takeaways from a week of speakers, songs and a reminder to Democrats from Michelle Obama to “do something.”
Solutions by The State News
