Nick Rommel

Republican Scott Klug and Democrat Mandela Barnes are part of the Democracy Defense Project. Speaking in Madison on Wednesday, they hoped to address election distrust in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin hasn’t publicly funded driver’s ed since 2004. Now, community groups and lawmakers see it as a way to combat reckless driving.

Wisconsin DNR confirmed that the invasive mussels have been present in Geneva Lake for about two years

Luxury high-rises are filling up with renters more slowly than previous high-end towers did in Wisconsin’s biggest city.

Wisconsin schools are part of a national trend seeking to separate children from their personal devices during the school day. School administrators and legislators say it’s a necessary step.

A body found along a railroad in Pleasant Prairie belonged to Ronald Louis Dodge, born in Keshena in 1952. The homicide investigation into Dodge’s gunshot death has been reopened.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has given the state’s Green Party and the Wisconsin Elections Commission until 5 p.m. Friday to respond to a petition brought by the state’s Democratic Party.

Harris took to the stage in Milwaukee after the end of the ceremonial roll call at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

Milwaukee activist groups are suing several highway agencies over a plan they say exacerbates inequities in health, environmental quality, and transportation accessibility.

The State Building Commission approved $9 million for the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs to purchase the building currently leased by the museum at 30 West Mifflin St.