Politics
Court Tosses Minority Grant, But Options Remain To Aid Students
Education policy expert urges Wisconsin to repurpose funds and confront soaring affordability gaps at public colleges.
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Education policy expert urges Wisconsin to repurpose funds and confront soaring affordability gaps at public colleges.
Salah Sarsour home after 80 days in federal custody. Judge found evidence he was targeted for political speech.
Powerful Finance Committee approves confirmation, but not without some sharp comments from supervisors.
State DOJ and voting rights groups oppose Trump administration bid for unredacted voter data.
Other Wisconsin cities also considering restrictions on electric-powered devices.
Justices unanimously rule program for students of color unconstitutional.
The Platteville forum underscored a choice between bold pledges and incremental wins for House Democrats.
Judge finds evidence Salah Sarsour was targeted for free speech.
Capitol ceremony marks progress, ongoing struggle and honors the late Michael Johnson.
Gubernatorial candidate speaks at the 'most exclusive club in the city.'
Kirk Bangstad alleges unfair treatment and $25,000 in damages after DOR tax dispute.
After calling on Trump to finish the job, Johnson says ‘I don’t like the outcome here.’ Baldwin says the president ‘has not reached a deal.’
MPD, council, Fire & Police Commission at odds over policy. Ten deaths in past year.
Endorsements
Activist wing backs primary opponent to Goodwin. Do Democratic party leaders support this?
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 data suggests many still have safe seats. Unless there's a Democratic blowout.
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.
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
Governor’s eight new appointees bring extensive experience in law enforcement, criminal law, and victim advocacy to commutations review
The half-million dollar ad buy will target Democratic primary voters statewide as they begin to pay attention to the August 11 election
