Politics
Hundreds of Western Wisconsin Residents Gather to Reject Data Centers
Frustration with deals that appear to favor the financial interests of tech billionaires.
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Frustration with deals that appear to favor the financial interests of tech billionaires.
Farmers struggling with avian flu, rising fuel and feed prices.
Emergency motion from US Department of Justice appeals federal court ruling it lost.
Roads would cross 69,000 pristine acres of Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.
Boiling down their pitch to voters, why do they deserve your vote?
Hong takes second. But conventiongoers also consider: who is most electable?
Plus: Evers farewell speech. And hopes to flip even more Republican Senate seats.
Concrete supplier would get 14 acres of forest land in Wisconsin's North Woods.
Economic advisor to Democratic Gov. Evers worked 16 years with Organic Valley co-op business.
Companies ask state regulators to require less collateral for new projects.
'A person who likes torture'? Committee backs Nick Sinram, former MPS budget director.
Two appeals use different legal arguments. Conservative justices oppose both.
With two state hatcheries closed, musky, walleye and brown trout numbers are on the chopping block.
Endorsements
Recent ads for candidates add life – finally – to a very sleepy campaign.
Challenger Bridget Maniaci promises more focus on local issues, not global conflicts
The Republican Party has become the Trump party. Polls suggest it's a minority party.
Which income groups pay the most in state and local taxes? And how Wisconsin compares to other states.
Both judicial panels have essentially kicked the cases back to Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Boiling down their pitch to voters, why do they deserve your vote?
Court cases changing how Wisconsin's fall elections handled could come too late, he warns.
Four Milwaukee-area Republicans and key Senate leaders are among those stepping down this year.
Press Releases
New World screwworm has been confirmed in the U.S.
WisDem Convention Ends with No Winners; AFP-WI Reminds Voters Tom Tiffany will Turn Things Around
Thanks to budget investments secured by the governor, the Meat Processor Infrastructure Grant Program will continue supporting state’s meat processing facilities and workforce
“We Make Better Possible” rally at Atwood Music Hall brings together national progressive leaders and a lineup of Wisconsin artists ahead of the August 11 primary.
