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Evers, Baldwin Tour Milwaukee and Madison

Democratic governor and senator visit key sites to energize voters on Election Day.

Bill Clinton Attempts To Rally Harris Voters in Milwaukee Appearance

The former president rallied faith leaders in appearance on Hampton Avenue.

In Racine, JD Vance Responds To Backlash From New York Rally

Crass comments about Puerto Rico, minority groups put Trump campaign on defensive.

WisGOP Statement on Bill Clinton’s Upcoming Visit to Wisconsin

Women Could Decide Wisconsin Elections

Moms for Liberty vs. Motherhood for Good?

On The Heels of The Daily Show’s Runaway Success, Jon Stewart to Host LIVE Shows on Closing Nights of RNC and DNC

Which Party Has Done More to Increase Federal Debt?

Ron Johnson has pushed hard on this issue. What has been the result?

Even Republicans Praise Tammy Baldwin

Democrat’s ability to court rural vote wins grudging respect — and fear.

The Herb Kohl Way

"Living a life full of good deeds and service.' Hundreds gathered to honor US Senator and Bucks owner.

Bucks 2nd Most Valuable NBA Team Following Lasry’s Sale

Lasry selling 25% stake to Browns owner Jimmy Haslam at $3.5 billion team valuation.

Former UW-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank Dies At 67

Served for nearly a decade, through COVID-19 pandemic, hailed as strong leader.

Rebecca Blank, former UW–Madison chancellor, dies of cancer

The Startling Decline in Child Poverty

Study finds it's down 65% in Wisconsin and 59% nationally since 1993, driven by government aid.

Wisconsin’s Banana Republicans

Why are Grothman, Johnson, Michels defending Trump’s illegal hoarding of top secret files.

Michels’ Cash, Trump’s Backing Pay Off

His victory is a defeat for Vos, Walker, and leaves tough questions for a divided party.

How Alex Lasry Rose in the Polls

Labor support, personal wealth helps Bucks exec in Democratic primary for US Senator.

A Moment of Clarity On Voting Rights

Marquette pollster Charles Franklin goes off script at Press Club.

Why I Reject Critical Race Theory

I’m a Democrat and a liberal but I find the theory unconvincing and offensive.

How We’ve Recovered From Economic Woes

Recent history shows similar patterns -- and keys to recovery -- for Wisconsin and U.S.

College Grads Are Leaving Republican Party

While less educated voters ditch the Democratic Party. How is that changing the state?

Can Newcomer Turn a Red Seat Blue?

Republicans have held 1st Congressional District for three decades. Ann Roe seeks an upset.

Ron Johnson Declines Vaccine

As polls show about 50% of GOP men will refuse vaccine, state’s Republican congressmen won’t speak out.

Pabst CEO on Biden’s Visit to the Theater

Gary Witt discusses preparing for the presidential visit, running an event venue during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Another Milwaukee Icon Falls Victim to COVID-19

Wisconsin Is America’s Plurality King

Biden won state with less than a majority, the 14th such result for Wisconsin, the nation’s leader.

RIP RBG. This Is Why We Fight

Ginsburg was a bulwark against a reactionary tide. We must fight for her legacy.

Mayor Gives Welcome Remarks On Night Two

"These are not conventional times," says Barrett in opening convention proceedings.

Former President Bill Clinton’s Full Remarks at the 2020 Democratic National Convention

Democrats Release List of DNC Speakers

Big names like Obama, Sanders, Clinton to speak virtually, state pols like Evers, Baldwin to orate in person.

Shirley Abrahamson Honored by Historical Society

Evers ordered the society's reading room to be named for the former Chief Justice.

Baldwin Bill Pushes Transitional Jobs

Pandemic dramatizes long-term issue of job shortages, issue pushed by policy analyst David Riemer.

Appeals Court Upholds Early Voting Restriction

Overrules federal district court, upholds Republican restrictions on voting in Wisconsin.

How Bad Is The Pandemic Recession?

The numbers tell a sobering story. Will policymakers learn from it?

Rep’s ‘Eclipsed’ Is Harrowing Yet Funny

A brutal look at Liberian War from women’s viewpoint is unique and often powerful.

Sensenbrenner: Democrats Hypocrisy Exposed as Urgent Impeachment Can Now Wait

Impeachment Depends on Facts

Republicans ignore them at their own —and America’s — peril.

State’s GOP Congressmen Skip Depositions

Sensenbrenner, who led the Clinton impeachment, and Grothman skip closed-door impeachment sessions.

The Charter School Dilemma

They perform better and are supported by most black voters — but opposed by most white Democrats.

Upgrade the New Deal, Riemer Declares

Book by former aide to Norquist, Doyle, who helped Tommy Thompson design Badger Care, offers bold solutions.

Wisconsin Politicians and Impeachment History

From Mayor Tom Barrett to Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, Wisconsinites involved in every presidential impeachment attempt.

Presidential Candidate Klobuchar Visits City

Minnesota's US Senator talks voting rights, criminal justice on her campaign swing.

Wis. Republicans Once Backed Gun Control

Backing Brady Bill in 1993. Will any now support the background checks bill?

State Will Be Three-Ring Political Circus

An open primary, voters can cross party lines, and a huge cast of presidential candidates.

Pade To Run Against GOP Rep. Bryan Steil

Steil succeeded Paul Ryan in congressional seat held by Republicans for 25 years.

Sensenbrenner Pushes Mueller At Hearing

What is impeachable conduct, congressman probes. Mueller declines to answer.

Democrats Speak at Latino Convention

Sanders, Warren, O’Rourke and Castro offer tough words to attendees at packed Wisconsin Center.

Two RBG Films, One Good, One Bad

She’s so omnipresent maybe they could hire justice Ginsburg as Oscar host.

Evers Taps Barca, Former Obama Official

Rep. Barca will run revenue department, Andrea Palm will run Health Services.

Lame Duck Mischief Defamed the State

Walker opted to divide and conquer up until last day in office.

Republican Power Grab Unprecedented

Legislators “don’t trust” newly elected governor, so they want to take away Evers’ power.

Governor Walker: What Will Your Message To Gov.-Elect Evers Be?

I call on you to veto any and all bills passed during our lame-duck session that will limit the powers of our newly elected Governor and Attorney General.

Patrick Paolantonio Joins Joyce Garbaciak For “WISN 12 News at 6”

12 News fills Kathy Mykleby's seat internally with veteran anchor

Milwaukee Television News Icon Kathy Mykleby to Retire in November

WISN 12 honors Mykleby's more than forty years of award-winning storytelling and journalistic excellence.

The Rise of Absentee Ballots

Just 12% of all ballots in 2004, could hit 33% in 2020.

Tommy Could Help Create Prison Reform

Thompson, former Republican governor, regrets increase in incarceration, could team with Democratic reformers.

Statement from Rep. Dana Wachs in Remembrance of Peg Lautenschlager

"My heart goes out to her family and friends in their time of loss."

History Gives Walker Slim Odds to Win

State voters rarely elect a gubernatorial candidate whose party holds the presidency.

Kicking Us When We’re Down

Requiring photo ID for FoodShare recipients will make it harder to get help.

Will Federal Tax Plan Succeed?

Past economic data suggests it won’t. And voters think it will fail.

Sensenbrenner Could Break State Record

If reelected would beat David Obey’s record of nearly 42 years as state congressman.

BritBeat: A Tribute to the Beatles Comes to the Marcus Center!

Tickets On Sale this Friday!

Why Does Urban Poverty Persist?

Two-day summit examines issue and impact of ending AFDC in 1997.

Harold Lewis, the Pfister Ambassador

He's met countless celebrities, and now has become a little famous himself.

Impeach Donald Trump

Evidence suggests he is radically changing US foreign policy for personal gain.

Why My Budget Hikes K-12 Spending

I believe giving every child access to a great education is a moral imperative.

Winona LaDuke, two-time Green Party vice presidential candidate, to speak at Marquette April 6

LaDuke works on issues of climate change, renewable energy and environmental justice alongside indigenous communities.

To March or Not to March?

Plans for National Pride March disrupt pridefest schedules in Milwaukee, 20 cities.

Can Trump Voters’ Pessimism Be Overcome?

Identity politics failed. Democrats need policies that help all, regardless of race, region.

An “Epidemic” of Voter Suppression

Experts say it's a massive problem in the state and may have swung election nationally.

Revenge of the Forgotten Class

Clinton and the Democrats wrote off white workers in Rust Belt states like Wisconsin.

Is Obamacare Failing?

Rhetoric aside, what does the data show?

The Honorable George Mitchell to discuss turbulence in the Middle East at Marquette on Oct. 6

The Senate majority leader from 1989 to 1995, Mitchell was the former chairman of The Walt Disney Co.

Agenda Items for Walker’s Second Act

Gov. Walker needs to focus on policy, including job creation in Milwaukee, not politics.

Mexico Opens 50th US Consulate Here

A big turnout of American and Mexican politicians with "Trumpism" in the air.

Anti-Trade Movement Will Hurt State

Wisconsin is a net exporter of products, yet Trump, Clinton, Feingold oppose global trade pacts.

What Happens When ‘Primarily Social’ Meets Ulterior Motive?

“Bill Clinton should not be soliciting a conversation with the Attorney General while her Department is investigating his wife.”

Why Wisconsin’s Presidential Primary Matters

It’s a classic swing state that has usually voted for the winner.

New LISC Director Has Big Resume

Donsia Strong Hill is attorney who worked in private sector, state and federal government.

The Mystery of Rebecca Bradley

Who exactly is she? And why didn’t Walker vet his choice for Supreme Court?

Four Questions for Rebecca Bradley

Justice Bradley's written opinions raise legal questions voters should ask, she should address.

Bradley extra-marital affair, role in child placement surface

The Two Homes of Rebecca Bradley

Judge has Tosa Colonial and a Lower East Side condo near all those gays she condemned.

Rebecca Bradley in 1992: ‘Queers’ with AIDS, addicts merit no sympathy

Dr. Judith Mayotte will deliver Marquette Commencement address

Mayotte earned a Ph.D. in 1976 and has been a pioneer in women’s studies and an Emmy and Peabody Award winner for her work in the documentary series Portrait of America.