Critics said Godlewski’s recent comments could create confusion. Her supporters say her leadership plays a key role in the counterattack against the misinformation still being peddled by Trump supporters.

Spend $100 at an independent bookstore, and $68 stays local. That’s just one of the research-backed benefits of supporting your neighborhood bookstore. A great day to do it is this Saturday, April 29.

We’re sharing where to go and what to see in every part of the Badger State. From Lake Michigan’s beaches to the Northwoods’ trails, you’ll find so many hidden gems worthy of a spot on your bucket list in Northeastern Wisconsin. 

Three years and 3,000 mini models later–meet the brains behind the statewide scavenger hunt.

Spring elections include another batch of local referendums due to restrictions on school boards from legislative Republicans.

Government interference in the doctor-patient relationship “has got to change,” say physicians who support Judge Janet Protasiewicz because of Dan Kelly’s support from groups hostile to women’s healthcare rights.

One in three US bridges needs to be repaired or replaced. How safe are the ones you cross every day? 

Is it dangerous or delicious? We sent our team to find out the truth.

According to a study by Johns Hopkins University, less than 20% of Americans can name their state legislators.

That’s why we compiled this guide: to make learning about yours a little more fun! We asked more than two dozen state representatives and senators to plan the perfect Wisconsin day. These are their picks.

Locals swear you’ve never had anything like it, so naturally, we had to try it for ourselves. They weren’t wrong.

MYTH: During Roe, Wisconsin women had abortions “up until the time of birth.”

FACT: Abortions that happen after viability, when a baby has a reasonable chance of survival outside of the mother, are ONLY offered when either the baby or the mom have a profound, life-threatening medical problem.

That’s why the state’s current ban isn’t just dangerous, it’s deadly.

“It’s not just another jelly donut. It’s a pączki,” Greg Smurawa explained, sharing the mantra of his namesake bakery in Pulaski, Wisconsin. And Feb. 21 isn’t just another Tuesday. It’s Pączki Day!

Whether you want your ride to be long and gentle or steep and fast, our state is full of inclines that let you get the best out of your toboggan.

The new year has arrived and so has the schedule for many of the big names visiting Wisconsin this year. If you love attending concerts and shows, now’s the time to think about buying tickets or watching for when your favorite artists or shows go on sale. We’ve combed through event websites and schedules to provide you with this list of the best concerts and shows coming to Wisconsin in 2023.

No matter where you go on New Year’s Eve, you’ll have fun celebrating with your friends or family. And, you’ll find dozens of options for dinner, music, comedy, and more in Wisconsin’s biggest cities.

Christmas morning is a time to gather, check out what Santa left under the tree, and spend some quality time with loved ones. However, when you realize you need a gallon of milk, forgot to buy some batteries for that toy, neglected to buy that one ingredient for your Christmas dinner, or need a last-minute gift, you’ll be scrambling to find out what’s open. You might even want to head out and see a movie on Christmas Day!

Since 2018, Wisconsin has become a more inclusive place for members of the LGBTQ+ community, according to the latest report from the Human Rights Campaign.

Sometimes it’s nicer to focus on spending quality time with loved ones than slaving away in the kitchen over the holidays. We found some of Wisconsin’s best restaurants offering Christmas Day dinner to-go!

Wisconsin has some weird town names. Some are long and French. Others are short, yet strange. Many are simply hard to say.

The large, flaky, oval-shaped pastry with a variety of fillings was first brought to Racine by Denmark immigrants in the 1800s and officially became Wisconsin’s State Pastry in 2013. Today, the prized treasure of break rooms and brunch spreads is still made by hand at Racine’s oldest bakery.

Love it or hate it, snowstorms are an unavoidable part of Wisconsin life. Longtime residents know massive blizzards and heavy snow aren’t confined to the winter months; flakes routinely fly as early as October, and as late as May. 

Last year, we introduced you to Kathleen Jensen, an Onalaska woman who launched The Little Heart Project, a mental health movement. Her project isn’t so “little” anymore!

From supper clubs to corner pubs, Wisconsin is home to a wide range of restaurants you won’t simply find anywhere else. Here are a dozen you should add to your 2023 bucket list!