Gov. Evers announced a new policy to allow BadgerCare Plus members free over-the-counter contraceptives during his annual State of State Address.
U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin led a roundtable discussion with state leaders and health workers about the current state of reproductive care in Wisconsin.
Although the bill does not offer exceptions for rape and incest, some anti-abortion groups said it was not restrictive enough.
Vice President Kamala Harris' fifth visit to Wisconsin kicked off her “Fight for Reproductive Freedoms” tour.
Vice President Kamala Harris' fifth visit to the state will kick off her “Fight for Reproductive Freedoms” tour.
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill seeking to reduce the tax burden. Wisconsinites could see student loan forgiveness.
Early analysis indicates Republican control will be put to the test, but their legislative advantage will not diminish.
Republicans introduced a proposal that would allow Wisconsinites to legally obtain marijuana for medical uses for the first time.
Gov. Tony Evers criticized Republican-led attempts to weaken DEI programs and applauded a recent court ruling ordering new legislative maps in Wisconsin.
In a Thursday interview, Gov. Tony Evers said students in Wisconsin do not receive debt forgiveness and aren’t aware of a tax exemption on their loans.
Gov. Tony Evers said Thursday he intends to support a proposal to create a nonresident tuition exemption for DACA recipients in Wisconsin.
Earlier this month, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and UW System President Jay Rothman reached a funding and pay raise agreement, sparking controversy and exclusion.
In a 4-3 ruling, the liberal-majority court ordered the Republican-drawn maps to be redrawn just a year before the upcoming 2024 election.
Carol Schroeder’s business Orange Tree Imports has faced staffing shortages and digital struggles amid holiday season shopping.
A Republican-led state committee approved wage increases for University of Wisconsin System employees Tuesday after withholding funding for several months.
At a press conference Wednesday, representatives pointed to a memo by legislative attorneys
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said Monday the deal was his final offer and would prefer if the UW System moves forward with the deal despite Democrat opposition.
Multiple unions across Wisconsin launched a lawsuit attempting to end the state’s near-total ban on collective bargaining.
Both Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin and UW System President Jay Rothman spoke to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and confirmed aspects of the deal.
Wisconsin Assembly Democrats released statements Thursday denouncing Republican efforts to “trade” freezing diversity, equity and inclusion positions for pay raises and building project approvals across the UW System.
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