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Infant Death Tied To Measles Outbreak In Southwest Wisconsin

Infant Death Tied To Measles Outbreak In Southwest Wisconsin

State reports first measles-associated death in more than 30 years amid 431 cases statewide.

Legislative Democrats Outline Agenda For First Wisconsin Trifecta In 16 Years

Legislative Democrats Outline Agenda For First Wisconsin Trifecta In 16 Years

Neubauer and Hesselbein eye school funding, abortion access and more with new legislative power.

Public Safety Referendums Mostly Fail At Wisconsin Ballot Box

Public Safety Referendums Mostly Fail At Wisconsin Ballot Box

Measures to boost police, fire and EMS staffing are rejected in multiple communities amid levy limits and rising costs.

Tommy Thompson Declares Wisconsin A Blue State After Democratic Sweep

Tommy Thompson Declares Wisconsin A Blue State After Democratic Sweep

Former GOP governor joins Jim Doyle in assessing a blue wave and advising Gov.-elect Crowley.

Michael Alfonso Wins Northern Wisconsin District, Will Be Youngest House Rep

Michael Alfonso Wins Northern Wisconsin District, Will Be Youngest House Rep

Republican is son-in-law to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who once held same seat.

Democrat Mitchell Berman Defeats US Rep. Bryan Steil, Flips Wisconsin House Seat

Democrat Mitchell Berman Defeats US Rep. Bryan Steil, Flips Wisconsin House Seat

GOP incumbent loses. Berman will be the first Democrat to serve 1st District in 3 decades.

Democrat Rebecca Cooke Defeats GOP Rep. Derrick Van Orden in Key House Race

Democrat Rebecca Cooke Defeats GOP Rep. Derrick Van Orden in Key House Race

Southwestern Wisconsin district was among the most closely watched in nation.

Josh Kaul Wins Third Term as Wisconsin Attorney General

Josh Kaul Wins Third Term as Wisconsin Attorney General

Democrat Josh fends off another challenge from Republican Eric Toney.

Federal DOJ Sending Election Observers to Wisconsin

Federal DOJ Sending Election Observers to Wisconsin

State election officials say it's not unusual, DOJ operating as in past elections.

UW System Enrollment Down Slightly This Fall

UW System Enrollment Down Slightly This Fall

Decline in international students a key factor. But total enrollment up at UWM.

Crowley and Tiffany Make Their Final Pitches in Race for Governor

Crowley and Tiffany Make Their Final Pitches in Race for Governor

Polls show Crowley ahead, but Tiffany says it's about turnout. 'We are in striking distance.'

Report Finds More Care Is Going Unpaid at Wisconsin Hospitals

Report Finds More Care Is Going Unpaid at Wisconsin Hospitals

As health care costs rise, both charity care and bad debt has increased for hospitals.