A Trump campaign spokesperson said he is “fine” in a statement and is being checked out at a local medical facility.
The Republican National Convention is less than a week away. Here’s a quick crash course on what to expect.
The committee, meeting for the first time on July 11, will discuss various issues, including the possibility of separating University of Wisconsin-Madison from the rest of the UW System.
What you need to know about the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decisions handed down on Friday.
President Joe Biden addressed speculation surrounding his campaign and forewarned potential abuses of power during a second Trump presidency.
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Jacob Frost ruled provisions of Wisconsin’s 2011 Act 10 law that curb collective bargaining rights for public sector unions are unconstitutional.
The state’s highest court will hear two cases, one challenging an 1849 law once thought to ban abortion and another arguing the right to an abortion is protected under the Wisconsin Constitution.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized performances at Thursday’s presidential debates and spoke on the power of the working class.
The Star News has been serving Taylor County since 1875. Now, they keep local news thriving in Medford as the industry gets cut.
Gov. Tony Evers' announcement comes as several UW System campuses were forced to make staff and academic cuts due to financial deficits.
Crawford is running to replace Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, one of the justices who makes up the court’s narrow liberal majority.
The fall 2024 election is on the horizon. Here’s what you need to know about the key races on your ballot.
Gov. Tony Evers was joined by his administration and community members to raise the progress pride flag over the Wisconsin State Capitol to kick off Pride Month.
Gov. Tony Evers' announcement came just one week after a Republican-appointed regent said he would stay on the board past his term until a successor is appointed and confirmed.
Vice President Kamala Harris spoke about new funding for housing counseling agencies and discussed small business investments during her fourth visit to Wisconsin in 2024.
A dwindling news landscape and the rise of social media echo chambers have made local news reporting more difficult, according to a Florence County newspaper editor.
Evers’ lawsuit comes in response to a case filed by Republican lawmakers challenging the governor’s partial veto of a law aimed at funding new literacy programs in Wisconsin.
The Joint Legislative Audit Committee voted along party lines to approve an audit of all diversity, equity and inclusion programming in Wisconsin state agencies, including the UW System.
Amanda Zurawski and Kaitlyn Joshua visit Wisconsin on behalf of the Biden-Harris campaign to call on Wisconsinites to consider abortion rights when voting in November.
The sole newspaper in Douglas County, the Superior Telegram, struggles to fully cover community issues, leaving residents to turn to social media.
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