Despite various efforts from the Democrats to legalize marijuana, Wisconsin remains one of 12 states where the substance is illegal.
A new GOP-backed bill proposes 24/7 regional mental health facilities around the state to transform how law enforcement responds to mental health crises.
The Vermont senator spotlighted his new book, "It’s OK to be Angry About Capitalism,” during the Cap Times Idea Fest.
State Republican lawmakers proposed $614 million in funding for maintenance and upgrades to Milwaukee’s American Family Field, on Monday.
The nonprofit organization Wings of Rescue assisted with the transportation of dogs from California to the Dane County Humane Society in the wake of an animal shelter shutdown.
Ohio voters made headlines in an Aug. 8 special election, prompting questions about Wisconsin’s ballot initiative process — a process in which voters can call for a popular vote referendum.
Planned Parenthood’s decision to restore abortion services brings forth shifting changes across Wisconsin and questions about the legality of Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion law.
UW Health nurses met with U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin to highlight compensation and staffing issues at an event on Friday.
Vice President Kamala Harris will visit the University of Wisconsin-Madison on Oct. 4 to promote key issues that disproportionately impact young people across the nation.
Why Republicans threatened to impeach Janet Protasiewicz — and why they backpedaled.
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin announced it will resume abortion services at two health clinics in the state beginning Monday, Sept. 18.
In a 64-35 vote, the Republican-controlled assembly passed ongoing legislation in favor of a major tax cut on Tuesday.
Republicans at a press conference Tuesday stepped back from prior impeachment threats against liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court Judge Janet Protasiewicz and unveiled a new nonpartisan redistricting plan that Democrats quickly opposed.
The Assembly Ways and Means committee discussed a tax-free childcare bill and income tax decrease in a public hearing on Wednesday.
Murky compromises and unclear answers regarding diversity, equity and inclusion offices, free speech debacles, and fiscal squabbles mark a new era for Wisconsin universities.
Biden championed early cancer detection screenings and teachers unions during a Thursday tour in Wisconsin.
Eight presidential candidates displayed the fractures and mainstays of a post-Trump Republican Party in the first presidential primary debate of the 2024 election season.
UW-Madison students met with state Sen. Kelda Roys on Tuesday, Aug. 22, to talk about state-wide issues affecting the university, including DEI initiatives, campus speech and voting.
A coalition of protest groups demonstrated against the first Republican presidential primary debate Wednesday evening in downtown Milwaukee.
Eight candidates competed for second place at the Wednesday night debate as Trump leads in polls but declined to attend.
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