It’s a safe bet that President Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday will include claims about election security and the need for him to have more control over US elections. No need to wait for the post-address fact-checkers; he’s already wrong on both counts.
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Meet the three Democratic candidates running for Congress up north in the 7th District.
To mitigate rising hunger, school districts like Reedsburg in Sauk County are scrambling to feed students by increasing efforts to help.
These decisions aren't driven by new information, but by a federal government threatening to cut funding.
Dissatisfaction with Donald Trump is making it possible for Democrats to be competitive in traditionally Republican places like a State Senate district in Waukesha County.
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes outlined his statewide tour planned to coincide with President Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech.
Mequon firefighter Mark Thurow has launched an independent bid for Congress in the east-central part of the state, saying there aren’t nearly enough “blue collar” representatives in Washington.
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul is joining a coalition that is suing the US Department of Justice over new rules that would require victims of crime to be screened for their immigration status.
In today’s era of “citizen journalism” there are terabytes of video documenting the chaos that President Trump’s ICE and Border Patrol agents are causing — and a candidate for Wisconsin governor wants to create a place where that video evidence might someday be used to hold those agents accountable for any illegal actions they take in Wisconsin.
In his final State of the State address, Gov. Tony Evers asked the Republican-controlled Wisconsin Legislature to reach a bipartisan deal on property and income tax relief and put $450 million from the state surplus into public education. Negotiations are ongoing.
