Politics

As Election Nears, Wisconsin’s In-Person Absentee Ballots Have Surged

As Election Nears, Wisconsin’s In-Person Absentee Ballots Have Surged

Mail-in ballots down, total absentee votes up compared to 2022.

Wisconsin ICE Arrestee’s Case Heads to US Supreme Court

Wisconsin ICE Arrestee’s Case Heads to US Supreme Court

Jaciel Cirrus Rojas of Racine spent nearly 9 months in custody. Is no-bond detention legal?

Open Container Law Could Soon Apply to ATVs

Open Container Law Could Soon Apply to ATVs

As OWI citations for ATVs/UTVs rise, vehicles could soon be under open container restrictions.

MKE County: Supervisors Vote Down Amendment That Would Have Saved Millions In Drug Costs
MKE County

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Sup. Shawn Rolland proposed amendment to increase cost for popular weight loss drug.

70 School Districts Seek $1.6B The Referendums Nov. 3

70 School Districts Seek $1.6B The Referendums Nov. 3

Declining enrollment, inflation squeezing education budgets.

Wisconsin’s Lieutenant Governor Race Flies Under The Radar

Wisconsin’s Lieutenant Governor Race Flies Under The Radar

Godlewski and Varnam are on the top of the ticket, but many voters know little about the job they seek.

Deported Oshkosh Teacher Slept On Concrete, Husband Says, As ICE Revises Story

Deported Oshkosh Teacher Slept On Concrete, Husband Says, As ICE Revises Story

Federal officials first said she was still in custody; a later statement confirmed she had already been removed to Costa Rica.

Finance Committee Wraps Budget Amendment Day After Nearly 12 Hours of Debate

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Fire trucks, raises and a We Energies replacement study dominate discussion.

As SDC Falters, City of Milwaukee Becomes Latest To Walk Away

As SDC Falters, City of Milwaukee Becomes Latest To Walk Away

City removes its commissioner amid concerns over governance, transparency and leadership gaps.

Murphy’s Law: Should Voters Reduce Governor’s Veto Power?
Murphy’s Law

Should Voters Reduce Governor’s Veto Power?

It will create a more democratic system no matter which party controls the governor’s chair.

Tiffany, Crowley Split On Future of Green Bay, Waupun Prisons

Tiffany, Crowley Split On Future of Green Bay, Waupun Prisons

Gubernatorial hopefuls outline starkly different approaches to closing and rebuilding aging prisons.

Dimitrijevic’s Budget Amendment Restores Library Hours, City Worker Pay

This content is only for membersDimitrijevic’s Budget Amendment Restores Library Hours, City Worker Pay

Proposal would give raises to some workers, reduce parking fee hike and fund hiring incentives.