“I will not stop fighting for better, fairer maps for the people of this state who shouldn’t have to wait any longer than they already have to ensure their voices are heard,” Gov. Evers said.
Many of the selected communities historically struggled with accessing credit and capital, and the effects of COVID-19 have been felt sorely by their local economy.
“The courts have failed Brendan repeatedly and at every level,” lawyers Jerome Buting and Dean Strang said. “We ask you to exercise the power that only you have: to free him. We ask you to do it now.”
“Wisconsin’s restaurants play critical roles in our communities, bringing people together, bolstering tourism and travel and providing unique experiences to residents and visitors each day,” Evers said.
President Biden promotes $1.2 trillion infrastructure law during a speech at UW-Superior’s Yellowjacket Union
Gableman’s claims directly contradicted an analysis conducted by the Legislature back in November that found no legal basis for decertifying an election.
Attorney General Josh Kaul and several partners announced that they will distribute 975,000 child ID kits in Wisconsin.
"If Ron Johnson says we don't need more good jobs here, we don't need more Ron Johnson this November" Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes said.
Putin's actions have garnered the ire of state leaders around the world and across the U.S. Wisconsin's politicians and members of Congress were quick to weigh in.
The youngest Klemp brother married the youngest Schuelke sister 25 years ago, finalizing the streak of all siblings of each family being married to one from the other.
The Forest County Potawatomi will be able to legally offer event wagering on sports and non-sports events.
As the holder of the second-highest executive office in a state, Barnes claimed to have gotten a good feel of “the vibes” of the Red Gym, adding that he would be “more than happy to come back.”
Gov. Tony Evers announced new education and mental health spending initiatives during his fourth annual “State of the State” address Tuesday night.
The Wisconsin Senate voted to pass a series of bills Tuesday aimed at protecting those unvaccinated from COVID-19 against workplace requirements.
Darrell Brooks Jr. pleaded not guilty Friday to a total of 77 criminal charges that now include homicide, reckless endangerment and witness intimidation.
The training is designed to help teachers in low-income and urban areas meet the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction guidelines.
SB 792, introduced by Senate Republicans, would allow any UW System student to substitute a required ethnic studies course with a class on the U.S. Constitution.
“It’s not like we have no jobs here in Wisconsin,” said Sen. Johnson at a news conference Saturday.
Sen. Melissa Agard (D-Madison) introduced two new legislative bills Wednesday aimed at curbing violence through prevention.
Four people were shot, including three fatally, following a domestic dispute in an apartment complex in Brown Deer, Wis. Saturday morning.
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