US Supreme Court to rule on case to repeal Affordable Care Act one week after Nov. 3 election.
Jim Palmer, executive director of the Wisconsin Professional Police Association, says the reform proposal “highlights our desire to help facilitate meaningful action on these issues. And act we must.”
Noble Wray will serve as an independent expert consultant for the Kenosha County district attorney.
Pardons restore some rights stripped from people convicted of felonies.
Elections Commission chair says delaying millions of ballots could be catastrophic.
A Thursday order suspends further mailing until the court decides a case.
Group says curfew violations should not depend on whether cops agree or disagree with who’s out late.
Confiscation by officers in unmarked vehicles continues a practice by law enforcement that has been occurring in Black communities for decades.
County executive, mayor dodge questions on racism in local policing.
Governor sends a letter to the President asking him not to come. Sen. Ron Johnson refuses to condemn Trump or vigilantes.
