Anti-Trump Republican PAC Launches Campaign Against Michels

The group is tied to the national Republican Accountability Project, which is run by Bill Kristol and Sarah Longwell.

DNR Says Wisconsin's Wolf Population Dropped 14% After Hunt

Hunters killed 218 wolves in three days.

Wisconsin Supreme Court To Weigh In On Whether Judge Can Order Ivermectin To Treat COVID-19

A Waukesha County man wanted a judge to order a hospital to use the treatment on his uncle.

New Survey Finds Older Wisconsin Voters Favor Republicans For Senate, Governor

However, some of their top policy priorities would appear to favor the Democrats.

Career Civil Servant Vs. Culture Warrior For Congress

The race for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District seat is one of the most closely contested in the nation.

Baldwin, Grothman, Fitzgerald Urge Feds To Investigate Chinese Firm On Wisconsin Company's Behalf

Man Wah holdings sold knockoffs of Germantown-based Raffel's patented, lighted cup holder to be installed in furniture.

Ahead Of Razor Thin Elections, Are Democrats Overlooking Rural Wisconsin?

Twenty-three counties flipped from Obama to Trump from 2012 to 2016 and only two, Door and Sauk, flipped back to Biden in 2020.

EV Charging Stations Move Forward: What It Means In Wisconsin

Here's what Wisconsin residents can expect in the coming years as federal officials approve expansion of electric vehicle charging stations.

A Wisconsin Union Firebrand In The 1970s And ‘80s Sees Labor's Future In His Past

Jon Melrod has written a memoir that tells a slice of labor history in Kenosha four decades ago, but he believes it has a broader appeal.

Vos Fights Subpoena From U.S. House Committee Investigating Jan. 6 Attack

The lawsuit to block the congressional order was filed Sunday in federal court in Milwaukee.

Wisconsin Examiner Commentary: Overcoming Toxic Partisanship

What will it take to bring people together again?

Michels Changes Mind, Says He'd Allow Abortion Ban With Exceptions For Rape And Incest

The GOP gubernatorial candidate made the statement Friday on a conservative radio show.

Sen. Jacque Also Received Email From Ginni Thomas Pushing For Overturn Of 2020 Election Results

Jacque didn't take any action to interfere in the results, but he has authored bills that would have changed Wisconsin election rules.

The Rittenhouse Shootings Started A Gun Debate In Kenosha That Hasn't Ended

After national tensions turned local, the militias never left the small Wisconsin city.

Wisconsin Elections Commission Votes To Stay On Watch For Fraudulent Absentee Requests

The WEC will still verify voters who request that absentee ballots be sent to addresses other than the one where they registered.

Evers Wants Referendum On Repealing Wisconsin's 1849 Abortion Ban

He's calling the Legislature into special session on Oct. 5 to take up a constitutional amendment to empower voters to repeal state laws.

Small Business Advocacy Group Joins National Voter Registration Day Campaign

Businesses in Wisconsin are involved.

Wisconsin Republicans Continue Dispute Over Guardianship And Voter Rolls

They are demanding that anyone under a guardianship order who has been adjudicated incompetent be removed from the rolls.

Evers Calls Special Session To Allow Binding Referendum On Abortion

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers on Tuesday proposed creating a statewide citizen referendum process that could bypass the legislature.

Medical Bills They Thought Were Covered Sock Dissolved Company's Former Employees

Sen. Tammy Baldwin wrote to Hufcor’s owners, urging the firm to make good on the agreement to continue health insurance coverage.

Gableman Appears In Court To Represent Man Accused Of Fraudulent Ballot Requests

The former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice ran a probe into the 2020 election results on behalf of the State Assembly until he was fired.

Corrections Department Faces Continued Population Rise, Staffing Shortages At Lincoln Hills

The juvenile correctional facility for boys is being monitored as part of a settlement in a lawsuit filed by the Wisconsin ACLU.

Andy Colborn Tried To Sue Buting, Strang And John Ferak

For purposes of this case, I have agreed not to assert that "Making a Murderer" caused my divorce, Andy Colborn declared under oath in July.

PSC Chair Says State Audit Bureau Being Used As ‘Political Fodder' Due To Report Conclusions

Rebecca Valcq says the bureau came to its conclusions despite being presented evidence to the contrary.

Democracy Day In The Wake Of Republican Attacks On Elections In Wisconsin

Only one of the 12 Republicans running for statewide office or Congress has fully accepted the results of the 2020 presidential election.

New Marquette Law School Poll Points To Tight Races For Senate, Governor

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers maintains a slight 3-point lead over Republican challenger Tim Michels.

Wisconsin Examiner Commentary: Ron Johnson’s Push To Ban Abortion

Johnson cosponsored every version of the same federal ban fellow U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham has introduced since 2013.

Experts Discuss State Of Wisconsin Election Administration Ahead Of November Election

The panelists said they are trying to combat false information and are even facing threats.

DNR Releases Climate Action Report As State Weathers Severe Flooding

"Our climate has already changed," the report states.

Clean Wisconsin Joins Legal Battle Between DNR And Kinnard Farms

The giant Kewaunee County dairy farm has pushed back against wastewater permit requirements imposed by the DNR in March 2022.

Finance Committee Adds Police To $31M Opiate Settlement Spending Plan

Republicans on the committee rewrote a plan originally drafted by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

Wisconsin Examiner Commentary: School Choice A "Ticking Time Bomb"

Proponents of "parent empowerment" want to dismantle public education, according to the publication's editor-in-chief.

Right-Wing Attorney Pushes For Termination Of Organization That Tracks When Voters Move

Erick Kaardal testified before the Wisconsin State Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections for more than an hour.

Wisconsin Union Organizers Share Their Experiences As The Economy Shows Workers Their Power

The panel discussion was organized by COWS, the University of Wisconsin center that measures the economy from the perspective of workers.

Leaked Oath Keepers’ Roster Shows 609 Members In Wisconsin

Six Wisconsin elected officials were linked to a group that prosecutors said was involved in the Jan. 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol attack.

Audit Bureau Report Finds Wisconsin Broadband Grant Program Lacked Oversight

The bureau looked at the more than $100 million the state Public Service Commission distributed under two federal emergency relief bills.

Wisconsin Elections Commission Says Disabled Voters Can Get Help, Following Federal Court Ruling

The commission approved the guidance for clerks a week after a federal judge ruled that ballot return assistance is protected under the VRA.

Wisconsin Sheriffs Working With ICE Push Immigrants From Jail To Deportation

The county that received the largest amount of money through the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program was Dane County.

Evers And Underly Announce Back-To-School Budget Proposal

The plan increases education spending by nearly $2 billion, drawing on the record budget surplus to put more money toward schools.

DHS Gives Monkeypox Vaccine Wider Distribution

The rate of infections from the virus has been declining in recent weeks in Wisconsin.