Politics

System president says the surplus deal shifted money “from one pocket to another” without new support.

League of Women Voters says clerks’ differing practices violate Wisconsin’s Due Process protections.

Documents indicate what is being discussed is changing.

An election denier could be the GOP nominee for governor, yet basic accountability questions remain untouched.

Rural communities fear higher water rates and delayed projects if loan forgiveness shrinks sharply.

Executive order follows lawsuits over Kalshi and other platforms in Wisconsin courts.

Proposal is 'nothing even close' to what is suggested, he says.

Sean Duffy’s son-in-law has money and marquee backing, but local Republicans are pushing back hard.

Officials say the instrumental work violates a controversial issues policy.

Visit follows reports that FBI is investigating results of 2020 presidential election.

Evers, Vos and LeMahieu’s retirement-year compromise unravels amid revolt and 2026 politics.

But one alderman offers fierce dissent and questions concept of aldermanic privilege.

Conservative law firm argues counselors have a right to provide Christ-centered therapy.

New endorsements reflect broad backing from the bench as Judge Brunette's campaign builds momentum