Attorney General Josh Kaul, who is seeking a third term, says more money could help the agency he leads “reduce response times to public records requests.” ...
No. Crowley has supported cutting the prison population through crime prevention, job training, decriminalizing marijuana and expanding drug courts.
A new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum says long-term declines in water usage help offset data center demands.
Yes. He voted against resolutions each month from March through July and was not present for the most recent vote.
Wisconsin opted not to ban the kiosks like some states, but police and regulators say the restrictions are already having a positive effect.
Before you vote in the Nov. 3 election, learn about the five candidates running for two statewide offices that don’t get much attention.
Court delays, staffing shortages and rising caseloads are testing Wisconsin’s justice system. Officials want elected leaders to do something.
A federal judge this week rejected a controversial rule that would have required states to check the immigration status of anyone seeking to use federally funded adult education, Head Start, ...
An accident report shows emergency response accounted for nearly $10 million in costs related to the Iron County leak.
Hundreds of immigrants, refugees await English education as Literacy Green Bay weathers federal cuts
Cuts from the Trump administration have forced Literacy Green Bay leaders to reduce the number of classes, even as their waitlist swells to 300 students.
Yes. Constitutional amendments must pass two consecutive legislative sessions, and the GOP has controlled the Legislature since 2011.
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