Statewide Art Contest Begins This Week

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is looking for Wisconsin fourth, fifth and six graders interested in art.

WEC Forced To Address Misinformation, Conspiracy Theories Following Election

'Wisconsin’s election was conducted according to law and in the open.'

Biden Wants Mask Mandates Nationwide: ‘We Can Save Tens Of Thousands Of Lives’

Wisconsin’s mask mandate, instituted by Gov. Tony Evers, has remained intact.

‘Wisconsin, This Is Serious. This Crisis Is Urgent’

Governor ‘advises’ state to stay home, promises new legislation for ‘resources for those who need it.’

As Court Debates ACA Future, Wisconsin Advocates Reiterate Why It’s Needed

Evers joins patients, doctor, in calling for the law to be preserved and improved instead of thrown out.

Assembly Elections Committee Leader Suggests Illegal Actions To Overturn Wisconsin’s Election

Vos and Sanfelippo echo Trump to cast doubt on the validity of the will of Wisconsin votes.

Savoring A Historic Election (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: It’s been a long four years of the misogynist, white supremacist Trump administration.

COVID-19 Continues To Spread As Courts Tie The State’s Hands

Feds recommend stronger action, but appeals court blocks capacity-limit order.

Biden Supporters Celebrate, Anti-Vote Protesters Stand Around, Clash With BLM Counter-Protesters

Biden supporters led a car and bike caravan around the Capitol Square on Saturday.

AP: Joe Biden Is President-Elect Of The United States

AP called Pennsylvania for Biden Saturday morning, giving him the electoral college votes needed to secure the presidency.

Cannabis Reform Gets Bipartisan Support In Wisconsin

'It’s time' to have a real legislative conversation, say advocates in Appleton and other cities.

A Dark Red Legislature After Another Election Proves Wisconsin Is Purple

Millions of dollars and a fierce fight changed little — what's the impact on the next session?

Georgia Voters Could Determine Control Of The U.S. Senate

Control of the U.S. Senate may depend on two runoff races in Georgia, where the outcome won’t be known until early January.

Battleground States Count Mail Ballots, With Biden Just Shy Of Votes To Clinch Presidency

Here are some questions—and answers—about where to watch and what’s left to be tallied.

Why Is The Election So Close? (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: An unsatisfying result after the worst presidency in American history.

Healthcare Workers See A Personal Stake In The 2020 Election

How White House, Legislature handled COVID-19 pandemic drove these voters.

Democrats Reel After Losses, Setbacks In Congress

The outlook for Democratic control of the Senate did not improve the day after the election.

Judge Tosses Marsy’s Law

Judge Remington noted flaws with the amendment and with the wording of the referendum.

Live Election Coverage: Biden Takes Slim Lead Wednesday

This is the Examiner’s live 2020 election blog, with reports from around the state.

Turnout High In Purple, Blue And Red Areas Of Rural Wisconsin

Votes were cast without anticipated problems in rural areas.

Election Coverage

This is Examiner’s live 2020 election blog, with reports from around the state.

Still Haven’t Voted? Here’s What You Need To Know On Election Day

Polls open on Tuesday at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.

Could Wisconsin’s 2020 Election Turn Out Like Florida’s In 2000?

More than 70 lawyers across the state are prepared to go to court to make sure every vote counts.

Struggle For Control Of The U.S. Senate Enters Its Final Tense Hours

Democrats have a shot at winning the White House, capturing the Senate majority and keeping their hold on the House.

Deer Hunters Can Help Families In Need With Deer Donation

Hunters, meat processors and food pantries help by working closely with the Wisconsin DNR to donate thousands of pounds of venison.

How Rural Wisconsin Became So Divided

If the 2016 elec­tion taught us any­thing, it’s that peo­ple who feel aban­doned, will vote to change their sit­u­ation.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Declines To Take Outagamie Ballot Case, Leaving Confusion

The decision leaves local officials without clear guidance over how to make sure voters’ ballots can be counted.

Acting On Faith To Protect Voters And The Vote

Church groups prepare to ward off suppression at the ballot box, and to resist attempts to overthrow the election.

Will The Wisconsin Legislature Be Won With Coattails?

An unpopular candidate is problematic down-ballot, but not ‘a death sentence.’

Governor’s Office Asks High Court To Step In On Capacity-Limit Suit

Latest twist comes as COVID-19 continues to rampage across Wisconsin.

Deadline For Small Biz Grants Approaches

WEDC is opening up the second phase of We’re All In Small Business Grants to make available more than $50 million.

Presidential Race Is Close In Wisconsin According To The Marquette Poll

Evers popularity is above water while the Legislature’s plummets.

Navy Ship To Pay Homage to Wisconsin

Wisconsin is home to 40 companies that supply key components for the submarine program, according to U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin.

Coronavirus Testing Expands Across WI

The expansion includes 71 new free community testing sites that will now be available in 56 counties and 7 tribal nations.

School Districts Are Running Out Of Teachers In The Pandemic

Like it or not, virtual education becomes the only option in many areas.

Wisconsin Assembly Restoration Preserves State Capitol Chamber’s Beauty

After years of planning and months of work, restoration of the Assembly’s beaux arts ceiling will be completed this week.

Could Robin Vos Be Vulnerable In The Upcoming Election?

Democratic allies are betting hundreds of thousands that he is.

In ‘Ominous’ Decision For Democracy, Supreme Court Rejects Wisconsin’s Absentee Ballot Appeal

Ballots that are mailed before Election Day but arrive after Nov. 3 will not count.

Turkey Drive Underway in Milwaukee County

The We Care Crew is asking for donations to purchase turkeys or cold-weather items for families in need.

The 1960s Supreme Court Case Connecting The Joseph Mensah Investigation To The Rodney King Trial

Questions still remain about what happened at the scene on June 23, 2016 after Officer Joseph Mensah killed Jay Anderson.