Wisconsin Examiner

Legislative Study Committee Disagrees on Sandhill Cranes

Legislative Study Committee Disagrees on Sandhill Cranes

Should hunting them by legalized? Should farmers' corn crops be protected?

Wisconsin DOJ Awarded $7 Million for Substance Abuse Treatment 

Wisconsin DOJ Awarded $7 Million for Substance Abuse Treatment 

Program provides services to prevent crisis, overdoses or criminal charges.

Report: State’s Small Businesses Pay Much More for Health Care Coverage
Report

State’s Small Businesses Pay Much More for Health Care Coverage

They pay $1,300 more per employee than bigger companies, report finds.

As DEI Efforts Targeted, DPI Leader Wins Diversity Award

As DEI Efforts Targeted, DPI Leader Wins Diversity Award

Superintendent Jill Underly notes challenges facing minority, LGBTQ+ students.

State Rep. Ryan Clancy Kicked Out of ALEC Meeting

State Rep. Ryan Clancy Kicked Out of ALEC Meeting

Socialist and Democrat peeking as GOP legislators draft model state laws.

Legislative Committee Considers Artificial Intelligence Regulations

Legislative Committee Considers Artificial Intelligence Regulations

The pitfalls and potential of AI; possible legislative guard rails and state investments.

State Superintendent Underly Seeks Reelection, Faces Challenger

State Superintendent Underly Seeks Reelection, Faces Challenger

Her opponent is Democrat and Sauk Prairie schools superintendent Jeff Wright.

Conservative Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley Wins Federalist Society Award

Conservative Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley Wins Federalist Society Award

Milwaukee chapter of group will honor judge for her work in support of group's principles.

Many Issues Raised At Evers’ Budget Listening Session

Many Issues Raised At Evers’ Budget Listening Session

Concerns include housing costs, prison reform and 'humanitarian crisis' for refugees.

Proponents Say Universal School Meals Could Help Wisconsin’s Schools

Proponents Say Universal School Meals Could Help Wisconsin’s Schools

State survey finds students with grades of D’s or F’s more likely to report going hungry.

Wisconsin Sees Surge In Whooping Cough

Wisconsin Sees Surge In Whooping Cough

1,887 confirmed cases of pertussis. Health officials urge people to get vaccinated.

Wisconsin’s Municipal Courts Issued 27,000 Arrest Warrants for Unpaid Fines

Wisconsin’s Municipal Courts Issued 27,000 Arrest Warrants for Unpaid Fines

ACLU study shows disproportionate jailing of poor and minorities owing fines.