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Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul joined at least 46 other states Monday requesting a state court order for TikTok to comply with an investigation into its communication practices amid growing privacy and health concerns.
The 2023 Wisconsin Supreme Court election is shaping up to be one of the most expensive court races in state history, with a huge chunk of money being funneled into political advertisements on social media and television, according to a report by AdImpact on NBC News.
Gov. Tony Evers released his nearly $3.8 billion 2023-25 capital budget proposal Tuesday, suggesting nearly $1.8 billion for improvement projects across University of Wisconsin System campuses.
The Black Legislative Action Coalition of Wisconsin (BLAC-WI) hosted the 2023 Black Advocacy Day at the Wisconsin State Capitol on Tuesday in celebration of Black History Month.
The future of Wisconsin’s largest land conservation in state history is uncertain as leaders debate the project’s economic and environmental impact.
Janet Protasiewicz, a liberal judge from Milwaukee County, will face off against former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Daniel Kelly, a conservative, after both advanced in the state Supreme Court primary election Tuesday, according to the Associated Press.
Gov. Tony Evers announced a significant funding increase for higher education in his much anticipated 2023-25 biennial budget address last Wednesday.
As Wisconsin heads into budget season flush with $7.1 billion in surplus funds, Republican lawmakers are once again looking to reshuffle and slim down the state’s tax structure.
Though you may not have heard of it, shared revenue is a financial lifeline for local governments in Wisconsin — and it’s entered the spotlight as communities scramble to fund essential services.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers GOP hosted an online forum Thursday featuring Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Jennifer Dorow ahead of next Tuesday’s spring primary election.
Gov. Tony Evers shared details from his “breakthrough budget” Wednesday evening to Wisconsin lawmakers gathered at the Capitol for his third biennial budget address.
A University of Wisconsin System proposal to fully fund tuition and fees for low-income students is unlikely to receive state funding in the upcoming biennial budget, according to recent comments from a top Republican.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court issued an order on Feb. 2 to dismiss UW Health’s petition to determine whether they may voluntarily recognize the UW Nurses Union, a move that comes as a relief for nurses seeking collective bargaining rights.
Senate Democrats renewed their call for Wisconsin Elections Commissioner Vice Chair Robert Spindell to be removed from office Thursday following Spindell’s comments promoting voter suppression in Milwaukee.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) has seen five cases of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) since July 2022, marking the first time there were multiple cases reported in one year since 2011. The DHS reports seeing, on average, zero to one case per year since 2011. The DHS is now monitoring this increase and has released a health alert to the public.
Gov. Tony Evers revealed substantial spending increases aimed to benefit Wisconsin’s veterans Thursday, just days before publicly announcing his full 2023-25 biennial budget.
Some Wisconsin Republicans criticized Gov. Tony Evers in a letter Thursday for his delayed response regarding a Milwaukee police officer killed in the line of duty earlier this week.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services unveiled its 2023-27 State Health Improvement Plan last Thursday, a framework meant to guide Wisconsin health policy for the next five years.
DEFOREST, Wis. — President Joe Biden praised labor unions and touted his economic agenda Wednesday in a speech to hundreds of workers at a labor training center near Madison.
With retiring conservative Justice Patience Roggensack leaving the bench, control over the Wisconsin Supreme Court hangs in the balance as candidates race to fill the court’s empty seat.
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