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In addition to passing a bill aimed at curbing reckless driving, the Senate also voted yes to a resolution encouraging a Secretary of State election

A new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum details how conservation funding has changed over the years.

The Spring Election is on April 4th. Voters will decide the next Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, whether to make constitutional changes to the state’s bail laws, and select their choice in a handful of local races.This guide is to help voters find out what’s on their ballot, information on candidates and referenda, and how to vote.

Medical professionals and elected officials held a news conference with Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich, talking about the state's abortion laws.Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich along with Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski and Doctor Kristen Lyerly, who is also a former Democratic candidate for State Assembly, held a press conference Wednesday on abortion rights.

WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) -- Leaders of the multi-count North Central Health Care system call on the state to send additional funding after some unexpected fu...

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers and his fellow Democrats worked Tuesday to keep the spotlight on abortion ahead of next month's state Supreme Court election, resurrecting a bill that would repeal the state's 1849 ban on the practice. Democrats introduced the bill in June days before the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark

Last June, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. When that happened, abortion became illegal in the state of Wisconsin.

The Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok said Monday it now has 150 million monthly active users in the United States, 50 million more than it said it had in 2020, Reuters reported.

Madison, WI – Today, Governor Evers and legislative Democrats held a press conference at the Wisconsin State Capitol to introduce legislation to repeal t

MADISON – Today, Senate Democratic Leader, Senator Melissa Agard (D-Madison) stood alongside Governor Evers, Attorney General Josh Kaul, legislative Democrats