Wisconsin’s lawmakers split on whether or not to ban the app, citing security and free speech concerns.
Gov. Tony Evers wraps up the 2024 “Year of the Worker,” introducing the focus on child care in 2025 and providing plans for decreasing crime and violence in his seventh State of the State address.
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan urged Wisconsinites to show up for marginalized communities after President Donald Trump was sworn into office Monday.
The three MLK Heritage Award recipients were recognized for their commitment to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s work.
The voter identification constitutional amendment will be presented to voters on the April 1 general election ballot.
Gov. Tony Evers’ announcement comes 29 days after the deadly shooting at Abundant Life Christian School.
Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu, R-Oostburg, said Republicans could reintroduce legislation banning abortions after 14 weeks of pregnancy if current abortion state law is upheld by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
The Wisconsin State Building Commission approved funding for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new engineering hall in a unanimous vote Friday.
Gov. Tony Evers announced the 2025-27 budget proposal will include a measure to allow Wisconsinites to enact statutory and constitutional changes at the ballot box Monday.
Gov. Tony Evers joined Smokey Bear in leading the Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at the state Capitol.
Wisconsin Republican lawmakers are prepared to reintroduce bills banning gender-affirming care after the U.S. Supreme Court signaled they may uphold a Tennessee anti-trans law.
Wisconsin students would face the brunt of the impact if the U.S. Department of Education was abolished, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Jacob Frost ruled over 60 sections of Wisconsin’s 2011 Act 10 law that curb collective bargaining rights for public sector unions are unconstitutional.
A press conference held by University of Wisconsin-Madison Capstone students called for significant change to fix severe heating issues in Wisconsin prisons.
Watertown man Ryan Borgwardt confirmed he’s alive in Europe and talking to investigators but still unsure if he will return home, Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll said Thursday.
School districts across Wisconsin have asked for $5.9 billion in funding through referendums this year because of inadequate funding from the state.
After almost two months of searching, Green Lake County investigators think Watertown man Ryan Borgwardt, who was reported missing in August, fled to Eastern Europe.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde conceded to incumbent Sen. Tammy Baldwin nearly two weeks after the Nov. 5 election.
The Republican U.S. Senate candidate is one of two Republican Senate candidates nationwide who have yet to concede their races.
The statewide referendum, approved by voters on Nov. 5, changes the language in a section of the state constitution to clarify that only U.S. citizens may vote in Wisconsin elections.
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