Federal judge strikes down Wisconsin early voting restrictions
A federal judge has struck down early-voting restrictions enacted by Wisconsin Republicans in a lame-duck legislative session last year.
Federal judge strikes down Wisconsin early voting restrictions
A federal judge has struck down early-voting restrictions enacted by Wisconsin Republicans in a lame-duck legislative session last year.
Committee backs plan for more money for troubled apartment building
City officials are taking action to help deal with safety concerns at Tree Lane housing development in Madison.
Scott Walker gets in Twitter feud with Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez
MADISON (WKOW) — Former governor Scott Walker and freshman Congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez feuded over Twitter about tax hikes on the rich. On Tuesday, Walker tweeted about
Evers says he will make ‘first step’ toward pot legalization
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers says he will likely include a “first step” toward legalizing medical marijuana in his first state budget
Evers not backing down on expanding Medicaid despite GOP doubts
Governor Evers continues to push for federal Medicaid expansion in his budget proposal regardless of Republican leaders calling it a “nonstarter.”
Hundreds of federal workers in Wisconsin seek unemployment
Hundreds of federal workers in Wisconsin are seeking unemployment benefits from the state as the partial federal government shutdown continues.
New report: problems continue at WI youth prisons
The state’s youth prisons are continuing to use pepper spray and keep inmates in solitary confinement for days according to a new report.
Judge blocks Trump birth control coverage rules in 13 states
A U.S. judge in California has blocked Trump administration rules, which would allow more employers to opt out of providing women with no-cost birth control, from taking effect in 13 states and Washington, D.C.
Capital City Sunday: New DPI State Superintendent & Sen. Patrick Testin
Caryoln Standford Taylor & Senator Patrick Testin
Evers family hosts tours after moving into governor’s mansion
Gov. Tony Evers is wrapping up his first week in office and now he’s moved into his new home.
‘Red Flag’ demonstration draws counter-protesters at Capitol
Not everyone agrees with gun control ideas floated by Wisconsin’s new administration. A group of demonstrators stood on the Capitol steps Saturday to make their dissenting voices heard.
‘It’s really stressful,’ Coast Guard wife talks about government shutdown, bills to pay
A West Allis Coast Guard family is worried about how it will pay the next round of bills during the government shutdown.
Speaker Vos: “No doubt” lame duck session was constitutional
Liberal-leaning groups have filed a lawsuit challenging all new laws that limit the powers of the governor and attorney general
Food banks ready for influx of people needing help due to the partial govt shutdown
Since the partial shutdown began last month, local food banks say they expect to see more people coming in asking for help.
Winter storm warning is in effect for parts of Southern Wisconsin
A winter storm warning is now in effect from Friday evening until Saturday morning for Grant, and Crawford county.
