Wisconsin Judicial Commission Dismisses Complaint Against Justice Jill Karofsky

She made a statement to Trump lawyer Jim Troupis about his attempt to change the election results “so that your king can stay in power.”

Protasiewicz' Fundraising Advantage In Wisconsin Supreme Court Race Continues

The Milwaukee County judge raised four times more money than her opponents in the week since Feb. 6.

Corporate Campaign Cash Sets A New State Record, Watchdog Reports

Combined corporate donations for Democrats and Republicans totaled $2.29 million.

Republicans Push For Felons To Pay Fines Before Restoring Right To Vote

Sen. Chris Larson blasted the proposal, calling it a "poll tax bill" that's "likely unconstitutional, and most definitely racist."

Sen Tammy Baldwin Chides Southwest Airlines Exec On Holiday Disruption

More than 16,000 Southwest flights were canceled between Dec. 21 and 31.

Mitchell Pushes Judicial Fairness As He Tries To Escape Barnes Campaign Shadow

Instead, he's been dogged by questions — and fears from the state's left wing — about nominating a Black man in a statewide race.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Dan Kelly Makes His Case

He spoke to a gathering of Dane County Republicans on Tuesday night in Madison.

Evers Proposes Plan To Increase Local Government Aid By Over $500 Million

Under the plan, 43.4% of the total funds — around $250 million — would be allocated for public safety aid.

Bipartisan Group Of Wisconsin Lawmakers Seek To Close Copay Loophole

The proposed bill would require all copay assistance provided to be counted towards a patient’s insurance cost-sharing requirements.

Democrats Balk As Committee Assigns Audit Of State Licensing Department

Both audit projects were approved without the votes of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee's four Democrats.

Warning Wisconsin People Of Faith About White Christian Nationalism

"It's a deliberate attempt to conflate religious identity with ethnic and national identity," said the Rev. Jennifer Butler.

New State Plan Emphasizes Root Causes Behind Public Health Conditions And Outcomes

It will take “foundational shifts” to bring Wisconsin's public health agencies into discussion and action on crucial issues.

Momentum Growing Behind Changing Wisconsin's Shared Revenue System

Milwaukee and Milwaukee County receive the largest portion of the state's shared revenue.

Evers Makes Board Of Regents Appointment, Furthering Control Of UW System

Dr. Joan Prince is taking the vacated seat of Tracey Klein, an appointee of former Republican Gov. Scott Walker, who resigned last year.

Evers Names Milwaukee Health Chief To Lead State Health Department

Kirsten Johnson will take office Feb. 27 as Secretary of the Department of Health Services (DHS).

Wisconsin Republicans Float Proposal To Increase Penalties For Overdose Deaths

There were more than 1,400 overdose deaths across the state in 2021, with many of the deaths linked to fentanyl.

Conservation Groups Complain Of Being Shut Out By Wisconsin Conservation Congress Rule Change

The WCC was created in 1934 and has served as an important avenue for members of the public to express their views.

Healthcare.Gov Enrollment Breaks Record In U.S., Increases In Wisconsin

Almost 9,000 more Wisconsinites are enrolled for this year than in 2022.

Legislative Black Caucus Kicks Off Black History Month

The month will end with a day of lobbying which will specifically focus on issues disproportionately affecting Black communities.

Wisconsin Lawmakers Looking To Address PFAS Pollution

PFAS, a family of synthetic chemicals that are found in everyday products such as nonstick cookware, has been linked to many illnesses.

Spending On AG, Secretary Of State Races Skyrocketed In 2022, Finance Watchdog Reports

More than half of the $14 million spent in last year’s attorney general race was spent by outside special interest groups.

Tax Analyst Says Wisconsin's Flat-Rate System Will Benefit Wealthy At The Expense Of The Majority

Republican leaders in the state Legislature have made shifting to a flat state income tax a high priority in the coming legislative session.

State Natural Resources Board Discusses Water Quality, Bear Management In First Meeting With New Members

It was the first meeting in nearly two years without a member holding onto his seat long past its expiration.

Evers Proposes Investments And Emphasizes Potential Compromise During State Of The State

Evers laid out an expansive list of budget proposals Tuesday night to the Republican-led Legislature.

What Will It Take To Get Wisconsin's GOP Lawmakers, Democratic Governor To Work Together?

A counselor, a consultant and a retired politician weigh in on the continuing Capitol conflict.

Groups Petition U.S. Forest Service To Ban Hound Hunting In Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest

The controversial practice is common among Wisconsinites who hunt bears, coyotes, fox, bobcats and, when allowed, wolves.

New Wisconsin DNR Secretary Wants Agency To ‘Be A Leader Not A Follower'

In an interview with the Wisconsin Examiner, Payne says all of his favorite hunting and fishing stories involve his children.

WI Assembly Approves Bail Amendment, Welfare Work Requirement For April Ballot

Some Democratic lawmakers said the bail resolution will further exacerbate economic disparities in Wisconsin’s criminal justice system.

How Well Is Wisconsin Preparing For Water Efficiency And Conservation?

Making sure water is available and affordable is a matter of survival everywhere as drought-fueled climate change threatens water supplies.

Forever Chemicals Found In Fish Across Dane, Marathon, Portage Waterways

The developments have compelled the DNR to issue fish consumption advisories.

Protasiewicz Outraising Opponents In Wisconsin Supreme Court Race

It's expected to be one of the most expensive court races ever.

New Wisconsin Republican State Senators Discuss Efforts To Improve Communication

Sens. Rachel Cabral-Guevara and Jesse James spoke with the Wisconsin Examiner about their new roles.

Wisconsin Senate Advances Bail Constitutional Amendment, Welfare Work Requirement Referendum

Putting hot-button questions to voters on the spring ballot could influence the Wisconsin Supreme Court election.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Hears Arguments In Case Over Right To Take Ivermectin

The court was considering whether an initial order in the case was correct, not whether ivermectin is an appropriate treatment for COVID.

Evers Calls For Referendum To Gauge Opinion On Abortion In Wisconsin

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, renewed a call on Tuesday for a statewide referendum to gauge opinion on abortion.

Indiana's Senate Majority Leader Reveals Flat Tax Proposal

The top Senate Republican plans to draw on the state's projected over $6 billion budget surplus to fund the plan.

Rep. Grothman Displays Christian Nationalist Flag Outside Congressional Office

The Wisconsin Republican posted a picture of the flag on his Twitter account.

Wisconsin Governor Signs Order To Ban TikTok From State Devices

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Thursday signed an order to ban TikTok from state-issued devices amid cybersecurity concerns.

Gov. Evers Appoints Southwest Wisconsin Farmer To Natural Resources Board

Paul Buhr, a Democrat, is being appointed to replace Republican appointee William Bruins, who resigned from the board at the end of 2022.

Wisconsin Child Care Providers, Parents Campaign For New Budget Infusion

Since early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the nation's child care systems have been teetering.