State News
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What are data centers and why are they popping up in Wisconsin?
We’re here to answer your questions about data centers in Wisconsin.
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Here’s how Crowley and Tiffany would address affordable housing
It’s a rare bipartisan topic, to a degree. Crowley uses collaborations to boost housing stock. Tiffany wants to target regulations — and China.
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On the farm: Van Orden and Cooke have different priorities for Congress
The 3rd Congressional District is among the most farm-loaded in the country. Rebecca Cooke has plans, while Van Orden defends cuts.
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Question of the Week: Free school lunch for all?
A Democratic candidate for Assembly says if someone’s concerned about the cost of providing school lunch, they should look at the meal money being given to legislators on top of their full-time salary.
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Brewers make history with fourth straight Central Division title
The Milwaukee Brewers made history on Tuesday night, Sept. 15 in the most Brewers way possible.
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Crowley has a list to fight corruption, Tiffany has a list of votes enabling it
Crowley is seizing on public demands for greater accountability, while Tiffany authored a bill to end John Doe investigations of politicians, saying “I want this to be my legacy.”
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Concerns rise over Line 5 after natural gas spill, multiple frac outs
A late August natural gas spill in rural Iron County may be the largest of its kind ever in Wisconsin, raising concerns about its impact on the surrounding environment, and the overall safety of the controversial pipeline that was damaged.
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Army veteran challenges Republican incumbent in Wisconsin’s Assembly District 61
Wisconsin Assembly District 61 is another highly contested race in this year’s general election.
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OPINION: 9 sleazy Republican TV ads could backfire because of what they don’t address: the issues
The Republican billionaire-funded, million-dollar ad campaign in key Wisconsin Assembly races relies on scare tactics about the trans community to target Democrats who have public service histories and a focus on voters’ concerns.
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Wisconsin set to receive $313M from Meta in landmark child safety reform settlement
The Badger State joins dozens of others who will receive millions of dollars as the social media giant implements stricter rules for its youngest users.
