Rep. Tiffany Condemned Capitol Violence, But Appeared At Closed-Door Rally With Radio Host Calling For ‘War’

The Northwoods congressman appeared at a “Save the Republic” rally in Wausau with right wing host Vicki McKenna.

Evers Forecasts His Plans For Governing Beyond COVID

State of the State speech showcases broadband, redistricting and folksiness.

Racine, Milwaukee Counties Focus On Deer Herd Population

In Milwaukee County, the preliminary CDAC population objective is to decrease herd size. In Racine County, the goal is to increase it.

Family Video Closing Stores In Milwaukee, Racine Counties

Tuesday Family Video announced all their stores across the country will close. There are several stores located across Wisconsin.

Winning Ticket Purchased in Pewaukee Still Unclaimed

The $93,000 Badger 5 ticket purchased in Pewaukee expires January 11.

Wisconsin National Guard Shares Year In Review

"2020 a year unlike any other in Wisconsin Guard history."

A Presidential Election Like None Other, Now An Inauguration Like None Other

Americans urged to participate in the inaugural activities from home.

Top 10 Unforgettable Moments Of A Tumultuous Year In D.C.

Take a look back at the moments of most drama, controversy, shock and sadness that headlined 2020 in D.C.

Unemployment Backlog Cleared For Regular Cases, Challenges Remain

Evers appoints a new DWD secretary to release news on the backlog.

In-Person Assembly Attendance Mandatory, But Masks Pptional

Wisconsin politicians test positive; Evers swears in Assembly Dems virtually

Unemployment Backlog Cleared For Regular Cases, Challenges Remain

Evers appoints a new DWD secretary to release good news on the backlog.

Sen. Hawley Vows To Contest Certification of Joe Biden’s Victory

The move, which is largely symbolic, guarantees that both chambers will be forced to debate the results.

'Today Only Counts,' Madison Man Says About Sobriety

Tom Farley, brother of the late actor Chris Farley, not only shares his brother's story but now his own recovery.

U.S. House Votes To Override Trump’s Veto Of Defense Authorization Bill

Wisconsin representatives vote on unexpected party lines.

Biden Picks Former Public School Teacher As Secretary Of Education

Miguel Cardona is a veteran of public schools and the third Latino selected for the Cabinet.

Buttigieg To Inherit A Crumbling Network Of Roads, Subways And Rails At DOT

Buttigieg sounded the right notes for people who have been frustrated by Congress’ inability to pass major infrastructure packages.

Pay Attention To The Risk Of Martial Law

When democracy is under all-out threat, minimizing the risk is a dangerous course of action.

A Somber Christmas Decoration Decks The Capitol Steps

Home-made garland commemorates Wisconsin residents who have died from COVID-19

A Somber Christmas Decoration Decks The Capitol Steps

Home-made garland commemorate's Wisconsin residents who have died from COVID-19.

Trump Loyalist GA Sen. Perdue Fights For Not Just His Seat But The Future Of The GOP

Perdue is paired with Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler, who’s running in a special election at the same time to retain her seat.

Favorite Christmas Drinks: See The Most Popular One In Wisconsin

Here's a toast to the most popular Christmas drink in Wisconsin.

Conservative Cred, Trump Fealty Touted By GA Sen. Loeffler In Struggle To Hold Her Seat And The Senate

Loeffler has voted with the president on nearly every proposal.

Congress Seals The Deal On Emergency Relief After Dispute Over Fed Lending Settled

Working through that disagreement over the Fed was a key final piece to hammering out what’s expected to be a $900 billion aid bill.

GOP Lawmakers Wipe Out Parts Of PFAS Emergency Rule

Majority eliminates metrics for contamination, claiming DNR lacks authority.

Congress Close To Emergency Relief Deal Including Direct Payments, Added Unemployment Benefits

Top congressional leaders met late into the night Tuesday, negotiating details of an accord.

WI Senator Ron Johnson Sells Snake Oil At Election Hearing (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: According to Johnson, there are “many reasons” for voter skepticism, including “today’s climate of hyper partisanship.”

Industry And Eco-Advocates Join Forces On Climate Change

Wisconsin may have an important role to play in climate adaptation.

Assembly COVID Ideas Fall Flat With These Small Business Owners

Robust direct aid, uniform public health rules outweigh proposals such as liability shields or forced in-person schooling.

Election 2020 Is Finally Over (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: Trump and the GOP fail to subvert the will of the voters.

‘Institutions Held Strong’ Says One Of Wisconsin’s Presidential Electors

538 members of the Electoral College met on Monday to cast their votes for president.

How To Counter The Anti-Democracy Movement (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: We need to call out racism whenever we see it.

FDA Authorizes First COVID-19 Vaccine, Clearing The Way For States’ Rollout

Nearly 3 million vaccine doses will be headed to states.

International Police Association With Deep Wisconsin Ties Spreads Claim That BLM Activists Are ‘Terrorists’

The 176-page document “Understanding Antifa and Urban Guerrilla Warfare,” was emailed to the ILEETA’s members in October.

Advocate Sees Pandemic’s Toll As It Presses On The Elderly

AARP analysis of COVID-19 infections and deaths shows community spread is ‘leaking into nursing homes.’

Legislative Public Hearing On Election Is A Trump Rally Minus The Flags (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: Invited speakers make unsubstantiated accusations as GOP legislators praise their courage.

Wisconsin DHS Says No To 'Tiger Meat Or Cannibal Sandwiches'

The post garnered a huge reaction from people who either love or hate the dish.

Grassroots Group Rallies To Save Girl Scout Camps

"Save Our Camps GSWISE" is made up of day camp directors, volunteers, troop leaders and Girl Scouts who hope to save two camps up for sale.

Hunger strikes And Other Tactics Emerge From Wisconsin Prisons

Incarcerated people in Wisconsin are “still fighting everyday”

Progressive Organizing Group Faces Worker-Rights Backlash

In NLRB charge, union accuses Wisconsin Voices of firing employees to discourage union drive

Mental Health And Coping In The Time Of COVID

Crisis psychiatrist: "We are grieving for a life we once lived."