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Bottles of a popular energy drink named Cocaine are being yanked off the shelf throughout the nation and in local Madison liquor stores.
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Bottles of a popular energy drink named Cocaine are being yanked off the shelf throughout the nation and in local Madison liquor stores.
A state Senate committee approved three bills Tuesday, aiming to reform campaign finance and ethics in the state Capitol.
Republican presidential candidate Tommy Thompson said he misheard a controversial question about whether employers who believe homosexuality is immoral should be able to fire gay employees at a debate among 10 Republican presidential candidates.
A bill preventing convicted drug dealers from receiving state financial aid had a public hearing Tuesday. Colleges and Universities Committee Chairman Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, said he expects the bill to reach the Assembly floor in the near future.
Wisconsin students and residents could stop unwanted phone calls from telemarketers on their cell phones under new legislation.
Two state Supreme Court candidates have spent a record breaking $1.4 million on their campaigns for their April 3 election, according to their respective finance reports filed with the state Elections Board.
Former gubernatorial candidate and Green Bay politician Mark Green settled his case with the Wisconsin state Elections Board Friday, as he was required to return almost half a million dollars.
Wisconsin's own Democratic U.S Rep. Dave Obey can now be found on Youtube.com, as he angrily expresses frustration with the war in Iraq to a former soldier's mother in the hallway outside Congressional offices in Washington D.C.
Despite the FBI probe into Gov. Jim Doyle's recently indicted donor, the state Senate plans on voting next week on reconfirming Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi.
Dina Marie's dorm is wallpapered by Bob Dylan and Rolling Stones posters and photographs of her friends and family smiling. When her boyfriend from France calls, Dina Marie's face lights up and her voice switches from English to French. Dina Marie looks like a happy UW-Madison student.
\Are you going to give me my calculus notes?"" Dina Marie asked the man who had just sexually assaulted her. He was about to let her out of his car onto campus. He had already handed over her purse after rummaging through it. She took her notes, which had been lying on the back seat.
\I'm going to pull the hat off. You run and you don't turn around,"" Dina Marie's rapist warned her before he let her go. ""Don't look at my car. Don't look at my license plate. The man pulled off the black hat he had used to cover Dina Marie's eyes. Immediately, she heard the door slam and the car drive away.
Springing ahead March 11 for daylight-saving will not shut down taps at Wisconsin bars.
Students may have to hand over an extra $500 over two years to pay for their tuition if Gov. Jim Doyle's budget gets passed as it is written.
Following criticism from three UW-Madison professors, the authors of a sex offender-tracking bill said their security plans will go forward in July.
Following a weekend theft putting state lawmakers at risk for identity theft, one politician is demanding action and calling for a state audit to investigate security practices at the Capitol and government offices.
Brats, cheese curds, beerA-A-. Each is a major food group in a Wisconsinite's diet, and when it comes to deterring obesity, the state is receiving a below par grade according to a new study.
Gov. Jim Doyle stressed bipartisan efforts to push an agenda packed with new reforms Tuesday night at his fifth State of the State address, but some lawmakers questioned the practicality of such ambitious plans.
Gov. Jim Doyle stressed bipartisan efforts to push an agenda packed with new reforms Tuesday night at his fifth State of the State address, but some lawmakers questioned the practicality of such ambitious plans.
Although it appeared Wisconsin's lawmakers were at a standstill in the struggle for ethics reform last week, both Democratic and Republican leaders announced a ""historic"" compromise Monday.