President Donald Trump’s large spending bill cuts Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program could see thousands of Wisconsinites lose access and farmers lose income.
Despite rhetoric that undocumented immigrants hinder the U.S. economy, they are vital to Wisconsin’s dairy industry, farmers and experts said.
Incumbent Jill Underly won reelection against challenger Brittany Kinser for Wisconsin state superintendent.
Despite reports of The University of Wisconsin-Madison being among 45 universities under federal investigation for DEI efforts and alleged Title VI violations, university spokesperson said they have not received a formal complaint from U.S. Department of Education.
Developers look to begin construction at 501 East Washington Ave. by the end of 2025, creating 223 new affordable apartments in downtown Madison.
Republican lawmakers reintroduced a bill Thursday putting limits on students changing their legal names and pronouns on official school records, drawing pushback from Democrats and LGBTQ+ rights groups.
The Study Committee on Emergency Detention and Civil Commitment of Minors recommended a package of bills Wednesday on mental health treatment, safety plans and emergency detention for minors.
Gov. Tony Evers announced what he says is the “most pro-kid budget in state history” at the 2025 Budget Address.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos aims to remove racial DEI efforts and steer toward conservative inclusion at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Gov. Tony Evers wraps up the 2024 “Year of the Worker,” introducing the focus on child care in 2025 and providing plans for decreasing crime and violence in his seventh State of the State address.
Shar-Ron Buie, the associate director of JustDane, calls for government regulation to address extreme heat in Wisconsin prisons at a press conference on Nov. 20, 2024.
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