Wisconsin superintendent Jill Underly requested clarification from the U.S. Department of Education on the intent and legality of the directive.
The Assembly Committee on State Affairs held a public hearing on prohibiting flags other than the U.S. flag, Wisconsin state flag and specific exceptions from being displayed at government buildings.
Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler announced Thursday he will not seek reelection when his term ends in June, closing out six years of leadership.
Justice-elect Susan Crawford outperformed former Vice President Kamala Harris in key Democratic strongholds and flipped “BOW” counties from red to blue in the 2025 spring election.
Nurses from Meriter Hospital rallied Tuesday for stronger security protocols, improved patient-staff ratios and higher wages.
Former Gov. Scott Walker speaks at the University of Wisconsin-Madison favoring 2017 tax cuts, benefits from recent tariffs and defending Act 10.
University of Wisconsin System and Wisconsin Department of Corrections officials support budget proposals that could see significant investments and reforms.
Faith-based organizations in Wisconsin have issued legal challenges to a new order on immigration, drawing back to historical support the state’s churches have given immigrants.
Despite rhetoric that undocumented immigrants hinder the U.S. economy, they are vital to Wisconsin’s dairy industry, farmers and experts said.
Democratic lawmakers introduced three bills to improve privacy and limit discrimination against transgender people.
Incumbent Jill Underly won reelection against challenger Brittany Kinser for Wisconsin state superintendent.
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Susan Crawford was declared the winner of the pivotal Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
The referendum question, approved by voters Tuesday, will permanently add Wisconsin’s voter ID law to the state constitution.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford visited students and volunteers working to get out the vote on Election Day for the pivotal Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
Ten days out from the April 1 election, grassroots volunteers in Wausau hit the streets to turn out the vote for Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford.
Roughly 70 small business owners and allies meet with over 50 lawmakers at the Wisconsin state Capitol to push for more funding toward child care efforts and better postpartum care under Medicaid.
Gov. Tony Evers has said he will veto the bills as Republican lawmakers urged him to change his stance.
All Voting is local, representatives and voting rights advocates met to discuss the proposed constitutional amendment which would enshrine voting ID laws, voter disenfranchisement and the Monday processing bill.
State Superintendent Jill Underly and education consultant Brittany Kinser discuss their positions on key issues related to K-12 education in Wisconsin.
The bill, which garnered bipartisan support, is now on its way to the Assembly.
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