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Former Assembly Rep. Don Vruwink of Milton received the 2022 Friend of Housing Award at a ceremony Jan. 3 at the state Capitol in Madison. Vruwink received the award in

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf is calling for a special session of the General Assembly to pass a measure that would extend the timeline for child sex abuse victims to file lawsuits.

Students at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville Richland are fighting to save their campus after UW System President Jay Rothman announced the two-year campus would no longer offer in-person classes come July 1.

After the most expensive gubernatorial campaign in state history, Gov. Tony Evers has won a second term as Wisconsin's governor.

Rock County Clerk Lisa Tollefson is expecting voter turnout of 60% to 70% in Tuesdays election.

A local pro-abortion rights group that formed earlier this year held a rally in honor of women who died because they did not have access to safe and legal abortions.

The candidates were asked to respond to a survey to explain who they are and their views on current issues. Behnke did not respond to several requests

The Maury County Commission on Monday night unanimously enacted the Jackson Law giving local governments control over private landfills.

Rep. Jeff Mursau, R-Crivitz, is being challenged for a 10th term by U.S. Navy veteran and political newcomer Ben Murray, D-Porterfield.

The Biden-Harris Administration announced a proposed 20-year mineral withdrawal of Thompson Divide, impacting a roughly 225,000-acre swath of western Colorado. The plan includes instating a hiatus on new mining and