Sadly, shamefully, disgustingly, it has come to this: A Montana candidate for Congress was charged Wednesday evening with assaulting a reporter who was asking him a question about the American Health Care Act.
WASHINGTON — “Culture and demographics are our destiny.” Stop.
At Middlebury College last week, Charles Murray needed a safe space — literally.
Chances are you didn’t suffer terribly from the recent Day Without Immigrants, a nationwide strike meant to demonstrate the economic impact of foreign-born workers. Energized by President Donald Trump’s promise to deport millions who live here without permission, immigrants took the day off …
An Atlantic magazine article by Washington journalist David Frum frets about a coming autocracy engineered by President Donald Trump, and the amazing thing is that the author did not notice the past eight years.
WASHINGTON — The White House may be in chaos, but at least Congress is addressing the issue Americans care about most: making it easier for the finance industry to rip them off.
It is hard to turn on the nightly news these days without seeing a story detailing a grave new threat in Wisconsin — the heroin and opiate epidemic. Talk to anyone who works in law enforcement and surely you will hear horror stories about the destructive and devastating impact heroin is havi…
Chances are you didn’t suffer terribly from the recent Day Without Immigrants, a nationwide strike meant to demonstrate the economic impact of foreign-born workers. Energized by President Donald Trump’s promise to deport millions who live here without permission, immigrants took the day off …
An Atlantic magazine article by Washington journalist David Frum frets about a coming autocracy engineered by President Donald Trump, and the amazing thing is that the author did not notice the past eight years.
WASHINGTON — The White House may be in chaos, but at least Congress is addressing the issue Americans care about most: making it easier for the finance industry to rip them off.
It is hard to turn on the nightly news these days without seeing a story detailing a grave new threat in Wisconsin — the heroin and opiate epidemic. Talk to anyone who works in law enforcement and surely you will hear horror stories about the destructive and devastating impact heroin is havi…
The state of our state is strong, and the state of our budget is outstanding. This is very good news, and we are able to make these important investments because our common-sense conservative reforms are working.
The state of our state is strong, and the state of our budget is outstanding. This is very good news, and we are able to make these important investments because our common-sense conservative reforms are working.
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The Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company is the oldest business in Chippewa Falls and the seventh-oldest brewery in the United States, having opened its doors in 1867.
Some candidates and several county parties have criticized the endorsement process, arguing that it bakes in establishment candidates months before the Aug. 9 primary.
Jeremy Arrington, 44, of Middleton, pleaded guilty earlier to one count of wire fraud. Authorities say several of the investors lost their retirement savings to Arrington.
Jeremy Arrington, 44, of Middleton, pleaded guilty earlier to one count of wire fraud. Authorities say several of the investors lost their retirement savings to Arrington.
A disorderly conduct conviction can't disqualify someone from obtaining a permit to carry a concealed weapon in Wisconsin, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday in a unanimous decision that could dramatically broaden who can carry hidden firearms, knives and stun guns.
One person is dead after being shot by a Racine Police officer Friday in the Midtown neighborhood. Details of what happened are still slim.
16 photos from active situation in the Midtown neighborhood on Racine's south side Friday afternoon.
Some candidates and several county parties have criticized the endorsement process, arguing that it bakes in establishment candidates months before the Aug. 9 primary.
While the statement from nearly a dozen sheriffs doesn't cite examples, they accuse Jarchow of promoting misinformation and false attacks that they called "unparalleled in recent memory of political campaigns in the state."
On May 19, 2022, as reported by WisPolitics.com, a Dane County judge gave Assembly Speaker Robin Vos until June to ask Michael Gableman to answer questions about records in the former state Supreme Court justice's 2020 election investigation. This hearing was part of an ongoing lawsuit by th…
Judge Valerie Bailey-Rihn's frustrations with Michael Gableman continue to mount over the former state Supreme Court Justice's refusal to provide public records related to the GOP-ordered review into Wisconsin's 2020 election.