Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty

With Gerrymandering Lawsuits In Hands of Judges, What Happens Next?

This will be the first time the state has used judicial panels to consider redistricting lawsuits.

Lawsuit Contesting Wedding Barn Regulations Tossed

Barn owners claimed a new law requiring licenses to serve alcohol unconstitutionally targeted them.

Oconomowoc Mom Sues School District For Not Buying Books From Christian Publisher

Karen Sharkey says she chose Lighthouse Learning Academy based on parental autonomy.

Online Sports Betting in Wisconsin Hits Roadblock in Legislature

Conservative groups, talk radio opposed it, leaving bill's future in question

Key Streetcar Opponent Opposes Effort to Shut It Down

‘It’s now a $250 million city asset. You don’t throw that away.’

Wisconsin Lawmakers Debate GOP’s ‘Red Tape Reset’ Bills

Democrats say proposals are designed to overturn governor's court-protected rulemaking power.

WisconsinEye Urgent Funding Appeal

Priorities USA and Wisconsin Alliance for Retired Americans Celebrate Voting Rights Victory in Defense of Mobile Voting Truck in Racine, Wisconsin

New Campaign Finance Reports Revive Old Concerns About Judge Brad Schimel Putting Donors Before Duty in Public Office

A Better Wisconsin Together Commends Wisconsin State Supreme Court for Continuing Progress Toward Fair State Legislative Maps

Will Releases Statement on Redistricting Ruling

WILL Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court’s School Choice Decision