Stimulus funding could join another $200 million from the state if the Legislature approves governor’s budget request for high-speed internet.
The state’s high court denied a request that would have seen it automatically take up presumed lawsuits in this year’s redistricting process.
Reid Ribble and Tom Petri join more than 100 other prominent Republicans who say they’re willing to “hasten the creation” of an alternative to Trumpism.
Poll: GOP voters give overwhelming approval to fixing roads, lead pipes, child care affordability, paid family and medical leave.
If successful in its pilot program, SpaceX’s Starlink internet could play an important role in expanding broadband access in rural Wisconsin, Evers says.
Climate change plays a role in this year's unusually fiery Wisconsin wildfire season—but not in the way you might think.
Ross’ term was set to last until May 2024, but he resigned effective immediately.
Investing in early childhood would benefit struggling parents, cash-strapped providers, and reduce crime and other troubles in the future. For years, child care providers have struggled to balance the high cost of providing care with what parents can afford to pay,...
More bills await a vote in both the Senate and Assembly as the state inches toward reforms. The Wisconsin Senate on Tuesday passed four police reform bills, the first legislative action to change law enforcement policy since last year’s mass protests began after...
Despite a decade of control, Assembly and Senate Republicans have a history of squabbling and missing budget deadlines.
