The Democratic governor delivered a speech Tuesday evening to a small group of UW-Madison students gathered in Colectivo Coffee on State Street.
Wisconsin GOP gubenatorial candidate Tim Michels’ new position is a sharp reversal from decades of support for abortion laws without exceptions for rape and incest.
A new study shows an expected decline in the state’s workforce as baby boomers retire and young people leave for larger metro areas and warmer climates.
Madison-area students who purchase a new number next year may be assigned a new ‘353’ area code instead of a ‘608’ area code.
Tuesday’s announcement nearly triples Evers’ original $12 million investment in emergency medical service providers scrambling to recover from the pandemic.
“The will of the people is the law of the land,” Gov. Tony Evers said Wednesday as he announced his newest plan to overturn Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion ban.
Enjoy the changing leaves and the last moments of beautiful weather with a road trip to one of these stunning Wisconsin state parks.
Both Gov. Tony Evers and a UW-Madison professor say suspending parole reviews is currently illegal in Wisconsin.
The new bill mandates an independent sexual assault prevention advocate at any higher education institute receiving federal funding.
Both the Senate and governor’s races are within a 3-point margin as Wisconsin’s Nov. 8 elections draw near.
Current students are eligible for up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness, but whether or not you qualify depends on your income, tax status and loan type.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin reintroduced the Go Pack Go Act last week to ensure Wisconsinites in out-of-state television markets can root for the green and gold during every football Sunday.
The plan would use Wisconsin’s $5 billion budget surplus to expand free school lunches and mental health resources, improve literacy outcomes and alleviate staffing shortages — all without raising property taxes.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin is “confident” she’ll find enough Republican support for marriage equality despite Sen. Johnson’s reversal as the Respect for Marriage Act nears a vote.
With secretary of state elections taking center stage thanks to former President Donald Trump’s unfounded claims of voter fraud during the 2020 elections, the once-sleepy state race is hotly contested this fall.
Tim Michels won the Republican gubernatorial primary, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes secured the Democratic Senate nomination and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos barely avoided embarrassment in Tuesday’s statewide primary.
Former Pres. Trump spoke for almost two hours in Waukesha Friday evening ahead of Tuesday's primary election, offering support for Michels and other candidates in key Wisconsin races.
Bucks executive Alex Lasry, Wisconsin Treasurer Sarah Godlewski and Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson all endorsed Barnes in the Senate primary after suspending their campaigns last week.
City leaders and Republicans praised the decision as a boon to Milwaukee businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch and Tim Michels are separated by a percentage point in the polls ahead of Tuesday’s primary election.
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