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Republican bills including one from Rep. Scott Fitzgerald of Wisconsin are bottled up during a feud over Speaker Kevin McCarthy''s debit limit deal..

School districts have a lot of control over what they teach regarding human growth and development.

Beer and wine tastings, lighthouses, marching goats, the burning away of winter, and pride and inclusion are featured in these unique events.

After investing $2 in a Powerball ticket, the odds of winning the $1 million prize are one in 11,688,054.

The new driver's licenses and identification cards in Wisconsin are meant to be more resistant to fraud.

Vos said Milwaukee could be dropped from the legislation if a deal isn't reached this week between Republicans and Gov. Tony Evers.

Sen. Ron Johnson says the COVID vaccine "has been proven to have negative efficacy."

Stay up to date on the air quality levels in your area with these maps and know whether wildfires are threatening your community.

With fentanyl fatalities rising, a proposal to increase penalties for drug dealers in overdose deaths is likely to advance to Gov. Tony Evers desk.

Senators on Wednesday will take up changes to unemployment benefits would cut weeks of eligibility tied to the state's jobless rate.

The action would bar Gov. Tony Evers from implementing a new rule that would have required seventh graders to get vaccinated against meningitis.

The lawns are getting awfully brown these days across Milwaukee and Wisconsin. Should I be watering my yard?

The measure is getting its first hearing since the state's near total ban on abortion took effect.

Rep. Robert Wittke and Sen.Duey Stroebel have co-sponsored a bill that could lift licensing requirements to become a school superintendent in Wisconsin.

Gov. Tony Evers tapped Jennings, a citizen of the Bad River Ojibwe Nation, to serve on the board to work to conserve natural resources in the state.

John Noltner worked in Manitowoc in the early 1990s as a newspaper photographer. Now, he travels the world to find answers to complex problems.

Official unemployment is at record lows with federal agencies reporting Wisconsin at a record 2.4% in April. Northeast Wisconsin was hovering at 2%.

An Assembly committee could take votes on bipartisan changes to election laws in as early as two weeks.

The Democratic attorney general and his former Republican opponent agree state crime labs need more staff to keep up with complex tests.

State workers have been leaving their jobs at higher rates and those jobs are remaining unfilled for longer than they typically do, a new report says.