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In what is expected to be the most crowded primary ballot in recent memory, the ten Democratic candidates for governor are using every opportunity to distinguish themselves from the rest.
After a shooting left one injured in an apartment above a State Street bar, police have a person of interest in custody as they investigate the attempted homicide.
On the 19th anniversary of the deadly Columbine shooting Friday, students, teachers and parents around the state and country participated in another wave of walkouts to demand stricter gun control.
UW Regent Bryan Steil announced Sunday his intention to run to replace retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan in Janesville, after several prominent Republican figures declined to do so.
As Earth Day approaches, many activists fear Wisconsin’s famous richness of natural resources is beginning to wane in the face of faltering environmental protections.
With the signature of Gov. Scott Walker Tuesday, Wisconsin will now spend almost $7 million in hopes of attracting and retaining educated millennials to bolster the state’s waning workforce numbers.
After failing to get their proposals for increased election security measures passed in the state Legislature, Democrats are celebrating the arrival of new federal funds to support state electoral administration.
After significant speculation, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos announced Friday that he will not run to replace retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan, casting further uncertainty as to whether Republicans can hold onto the seat.
After rumors circulated for months, an aide confirmed early Wednesday that U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan will not seek re-election, instead retiring in 2019.
As a new federal report indicates troubling trends in Wisconsin’s fight against opioid abuse, Gov. Scott Walker signed two pieces of legislation into law to boost state support for crackdowns, recovery and education.
As studies raise alarms over a worrying rise in reported sex trafficking activity, a Milwaukee man was sentenced Friday to over six decades in prison on multiple counts of the felony.
As the opioid crisis puts an increased strain on Wisconsin’s foster care system, Gov. Scott Walker signed a package of bills into law to increase support for children in the program.
After a contentious and bitter race, Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet defeated Judge Michael Screnock of Sauk County in Tuesday’s state Supreme Court election by a wide margin.
As voters prepare to cast ballots in Tuesday’s state Supreme Court election, Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet and Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock faced off in a debate for the last time, yet again charging each other with partisanship unfit for the state bench.
First responders will be able to rescue and treat pets more quickly in emergency situations after Gov. Scott Walker signed into law a new bill last week.
After three separate judicial orders to call special elections to fill two vacant legislative seats, Gov. Scott Walker has complied with the rulings and issued an executive order to hold new elections.
After a judge ordered Gov. Scott Walker to hold special elections to fill two vacant legislative seats, GOP leaders announced plans for an “extraordinary” session to change the state’s special elections laws.
A Dane County judge ordered Gov. Scott Walker to call special elections to fill two vacancies in the Legislature after the governor had previously refused to do so.
As the state Assembly is slated to meet in an extraordinary session on Thursday to take up school safety legislation, some students are demanding far more than what lawmakers are willing to provide.
In a continuation of their Coffee with Candidates event series, the UW-Madison College Democrats hosted Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike McCabe at Coffee Bytes on Tuesday.
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