Wisconsin Examiner

3 More Wisconsin County Sheriffs Agree to Work With ICE

3 More Wisconsin County Sheriffs Agree to Work With ICE

Decisions by Dunn, Green Lake and Walworth means 19 of 72 counties have signed on.

After GOP Snub Of Black History Month, Black Lawmakers Answer With Policy

After GOP Snub Of Black History Month, Black Lawmakers Answer With Policy

Caucus pairs a new agenda on housing, education and justice with pushback on symbolic floor fights in Madison.

After Pandemic Backlogs, Wisconsin’s Unemployment System Now Faces A Federal Roadblock

After Pandemic Backlogs, Wisconsin’s Unemployment System Now Faces A Federal Roadblock

Evers says Trump’s move to cancel $29 million in grants could derail long-planned system upgrades.

Parents’ Group Backs MPS Lead Testing, Pushes for Next Steps

Parents’ Group Backs MPS Lead Testing, Pushes for Next Steps

Lead Safe Schools MKE calls for ongoing maintenance and review of additional exposure sources.

Milwaukee Continues Preparing for Possible ICE Surge

Milwaukee Continues Preparing for Possible ICE Surge

1,800 letter writers urge Common Council to sign ICE OUT proposals.

Employees at Mental Health Clinics Want to Join Union

Employees at Mental Health Clinics Want to Join Union

Employees at Rogers Behavioral Health in West Allis and Madison are unhappy.

Coalition Sues Trump Administration Over Climate Rule Repeal

Coalition Sues Trump Administration Over Climate Rule Repeal

17 health and climate groups filed the suit Wednesday.

WI Senate Debates Competing Data Center Bills

WI Senate Debates Competing Data Center Bills

Non-disclosure agreements, consumer costs, renewable energy key issues.

Lazar Wants Wisconsin Supreme Court To Be Friendlier

Lazar Wants Wisconsin Supreme Court To Be Friendlier

'I would never be on that Court to be a firebrand,' says conservative judge.

Wisconsin, Minnesota Officials Join March for Missing Indigenous Women

Wisconsin, Minnesota Officials Join March for Missing Indigenous Women

Native American women face murder rates 10 times the national average.

Key Committee Approves Changes to Knowles-Nelson Reauthorization Bill

Key Committee Approves Changes to Knowles-Nelson Reauthorization Bill

'Killing a popular program out of spite does not make a great bumper sticker.'

Assembly to Vote on Controversial Antisemitism Bill

Assembly to Vote on Controversial Antisemitism Bill

Critics argue the bill would criminalize political speech critical of Israeli policies.