Wisconsin Examiner

Tosa Police Release Details on Non-Fatal Shooting of Teen

Tosa Police Release Details on Non-Fatal Shooting of Teen

Some parallels with past shootings by police.

A Map of County’s Overdose Deaths

A Map of County’s Overdose Deaths

78% of deaths last year involved fentanyl. But use of new drug, Xylazine, rising.

GOP Lawmakers Want Lawsuit Against Abortion Ban Dismissed

GOP Lawmakers Want Lawsuit Against Abortion Ban Dismissed

The three legislative leaders being sued by state DOJ say they aren't the right people to sue.

Schools Not Providing State Mandated Native American History

Schools Not Providing State Mandated Native American History

1989 Wisconsin law requires teaching of their history, culture and treaty rights.

Op Ed: Social Security At Issue in Fall Election
Op Ed

Social Security At Issue in Fall Election

Ron Johnson supports ending guaranteed right to Social Security, Medicare.

US DOJ Backs State’s Disabled Voters

US DOJ Backs State’s Disabled Voters

Federal attorneys intervene in lawsuit to protect absentee voter assistance for disabled voters.

State PFAS Council Releases Progress Report

State PFAS Council Releases Progress Report

State making progress on PFAS remediation, but political barriers remain.

New Jobs, Unemployment Both Increased in July

New Jobs, Unemployment Both Increased in July

People reporting they were employed or that they were job searching both dropped.

Judge Blasts Gableman Probe, Deleted Records

Judge Blasts Gableman Probe, Deleted Records

Mr. Gableman is 'not capable of conducting a professional and thorough investigation.’

UW System Proposal Waives Tuition for Low-Income Students

UW System Proposal Waives Tuition for Low-Income Students

Could have biggest impact on UWM students, chancellor Mark Mone says.

Federal Legislation Takes on Ghost Guns

Federal Legislation Takes on Ghost Guns

The untraceable firearms have increasingly become a problem in Milwaukee and Wisconsin.

Father Still Seeks Justice 18 Years After Kenosha Police Killed His Son

Father Still Seeks Justice 18 Years After Kenosha Police Killed His Son

Michael Bell Sr. has struggled to get a new investigation into his sons 2004 killing.