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Gov. Tony Evers is blasting the city of Madison for arguing in a lawsuit that absentee voting is a “privilege” and not a “right.”

Assembly Republicans have proposed a Wisconsin match to a federal program that would create investment funds for newborns.

Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin says U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem “needs to be fired or resign” following the fatal shooting of two Minnesota residents by federal immigration agents.

Photo Opp is a visual workspace in Appleton that welcomes professionals, hobbyists and newcomers to hone their craft together.

In 1987, the Bucks played an exhibition game against the Soviet Union national team. That game is the reason why international players like Giannis Antetokounmpo are able to play in the NBA.

In a state where marijuana remains illegal, UW-Platteville is enrolling continuing education students in its online cannabis program to learn about the cultivation, compliance and safe usage of marijuana.

Marci Pelzer inherited her dad’s 109-page log of books he’d read in his adult life. Now, she’s sharing his reading list with the world in hopes of rekindling interest in books and public libraries.

The tech giant plans to build 15 additional data centers in Mount Pleasant as part of two new campuses worth more than $13 billion.

The study links user exposure data and individual voter turnout records to determine the targets of digital voter suppression and its impact on voter turnout. 

Each veteran’s story underscores how deeply the war’s impact still resonates. For Walkowski, the goal is straightforward: to bring long-overlooked stories into the public record and ensure the Korean War is not forgotten again.