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New Hispanic and Latino arrivals are now able to find established multi-generational communities that offer them support networks, familiarity.

PolitiFact Wisconsin looks at a claim by Governor Tony Evers on how many pardons he has issued.

A Spanish scholar who taught for more than four decades at Amherst College, he waited, along with the composer, 32 years for “Life Is a Dream” to be staged.

For a fee, the Town of Amherst will help clear the sidewalks in front of your home or business if you live in one of the special zones.

Robert Ragotzkie died recently at the age of 97. His legacy includes bringing Wisconsin Sea Grant to life and mentoring countless Great Lakes scientists along the way.

2 On Your Side checked in with several agencies to see if they have enough drivers this year.

Kyle Rittenhouse told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" that he believed the state's chief prosecutor in the case, Thomas Binger, was not interested in a fair verdict but instead personal fame or advancement.

Plans for a statue of the Hon. Vel Phillips, one of Wisconsin’s most prominent and influential attorneys over the last 100 years, moved a step closer to reality today with a combined $25,000 donation from the State Bar of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Law

Women have tackled thorny issues that led to the reshaping of Wisconsin laws affecting civil rights, property, marriage, employment, and education. Here is a look at five women who persevered in the face of social and political opposition to improve women

MOBILE, Alabama — Fr. Gregory Lucey, S.J., who died Sept. 30 at age 88, was living embodiment of how most of life can and should transcend politics, and of how a man of faith should act.