Marijuana referenda on ballot in 16 Wisconsin counties
Half of all Wisconsin voters will have the opportunity to share their thoughts on marijuana legalization come November.
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Half of all Wisconsin voters will have the opportunity to share their thoughts on marijuana legalization come November.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican candidate Leah Vukmir squared off Monday in the first debate of Wisconsin’s contentious race for U.S. Senate.
As the Association of American Universities prepares to launch its second sexual assault on college campuses survey next year, Attorney General Brad Schimel held a response training on the issue at UW-La Crosse Monday.
Student groups across campus have voiced their opinions on U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment, mostly centering on a discussion about sexual assault and the treatment of survivors.
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In an effort to promote and sustain accurate, data-driven reporting this election cycle, the Society of Professional Journalists partnered with Google to explain tools geared toward local journalists.
With election day on the horizon, young people in Madison are registering to vote at a rate that may shatter the norm in a non-presidential year.
Less than half of Wisconsin’s students in grades three through eight are performing proficient or better in English/language arts, math and science according to test results from the Wisconsin Student Assessment System.
Former President Barack Obama endorsed Wisconsin Democratic candidates Tony Evers, Tammy Baldwin and Randy Bryce on Monday.
Sexual assault and abuse survivor groups in Wisconsin and across the country have condemned the decision of the U.S. Senate judiciary committee to advance the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement began their weekend enforcement surge in Wisconsin with a list of 250 individuals whom they planned to detain, but were only successful in arresting 83 of them, the agency revealed to U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan during a meeting Thursday.
After more than 80 undocumented immigrants were arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement during a surprise raid over the weekend, U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan met with agency heads in Washington D.C. to demand better communication and more accountability.
State Representative Robert Brooks, R-Saukville, announced his resignation as Assistant Senate Majority Leader amid reports that he made inappropriate sexual and racial comments to several female lawmakers last summer, according to a press release from Republican representatives released Wednesday.
A UW professor and college classmate of Brett Kavanaugh claims the U.S. Supreme Court nominee lied about his sexual history.
Lawmakers in both chambers of Congress introduced a bill Tuesday intending to fight the ongoing opioid epidemic plaguing regions of the United States.
The Wisconsin Union Directorate welcomed members of campus and Madison community members to Memorial Union Tuesday for their “We Want You” voting forum.
For National Voter Registration Day Tuesday, volunteers are set up around UW-Madison to help students register to vote for the November 6 election.
U.S. Democratic Rep. Mark Pocan pushed back against Gov. Scott Walker’s support of the Affordable Care Act lawsuit, which intends to roll back on protections created by Obama, in a statement released Friday.
As education increasingly takes center stage in Wisconsin’s race for the governorship, state Superintendent and Democratic nominee Tony Evers gave his 10th annual State of Education address, criticizing the direction of public education under Gov. Scott Walker.