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WI government officials are required under state ethics laws to disclose all business interests and commercial real estate properties.
Groups join in a national call to action, focusing on family separation and detained immigrant children.
Wisconsin's Republican congressmen sent Biden a letter calling on him to support the pipeline.
Cross Plains and La Crosse clergy attack the media, Democrats and Breonna Taylor and discuss the necessity of violence to defend America.
Biden has called for administering 100 million vaccines during his first 100 days in office.
COMMENTARY: We cannot afford a Congress that fails to juggle the multiple crises enveloping the nation.
Health officials say making more people eligibile too quickly would overwhelm the state’s vaccine supply
Records requests reveal emails documenting list and “protest folder,” suggesting overreach.
COMMENTARY: UW-Milwaukee professor says U.S. needs to grapple with racism, past and present.
A lack of pharmacies in rural counties in Wisconsin causes concern.
The assault on democracy doesn't begin or end with Trump
Republican leaders in the state Legislature accused Gov. Tony Evers of “shifting blame and playing politics."
Every ten years, Wisconsin must redraw its political maps and this time around, with a Republican-held Legislature and Democratic governor.
The Northwoods congressman appeared at a “Save the Republic” rally in Wausau with right wing host Vicki McKenna.
Cops and firefighters will soon get the vaccine for COVID-19.
State of the State speech showcases broadband, redistricting and folksiness.
‘Such actions can only drive a wedge between the WPD and the people it serves,’ says the mayor.
“The Blake family, one day, will get justice.”
Americans urged to participate in the inaugural activities from home.
Take a look back at the moments of most drama, controversy, shock and sadness that headlined 2020 in D.C.