Republicans press constitutional amendment term-limiting members of Congress
'The rise of political careerism in today’s Congress is a sharp departure from what the Founders intended'
Ballot drop boxes staying for now, Wisconsin Supreme Court says
The Wisconsin Supreme Court allowed absentee ballot boxes to remain in place for the Feb. 15 statewide spring primary election for local offices.
Ron Johnson defends child care comments: 'I don't think it's controversial'
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) on Friday defended his statement that it is not society's responsibility to take care of other people's children.
Biden visits collapsed bridge in Pittsburgh, touts new infrastructure law
President Biden on Friday traveled to Pennsylvania to highlight some of his White House achievements so far, including his infrastructure package intended to help repair crumbling roads and bridges.
Jan. 6 committee subpoenas fake Trump electors in 7 states
The House committee investigating the U.S. Capitol insurrection subpoenaed more than a dozen individuals Friday who it says falsely tried to declare Donald Trump the winner of the 2020 election in seven swing states.
Bidens welcome new family cat named Willow to White House
President Joe Biden and first lady Dr. Jill Biden have adopted Willow, a 2-year-old gray and white farm cat from Pennsylvania.
Tennessee school district bans Holocaust graphic novel 'Maus' over 'inappropriate language'
A Tennessee school district has voted to ban a Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust due to “inappropriate language” and an illustration of a nude woman.
President Biden officially announces Stephen Breyer's retirement, pledges to nominate Black woman
President Joe Biden on Thursday affirmed his pledge to nominate the first Black woman to the U.S. Supreme Court, saying it was "long overdue," while praising retiring Justice Stephen Breyer as a model public servant.
Wisconsin election subpoenas, voting machine company won't comply
A Nebraska-based voting machine company told investigator Michael Gableman it will not comply with subpoenas issued seeking an array of information.
Wisconsin legislators can hire lawyers before lawsuits, court rules
A divided Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that state lawmakers can hire private attorneys at taxpayer expense even before a lawsuit has been filed.
Senate candidate Godlewski's rural Wisconsin plan released
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Sarah Godlewski's first major policy plan of the campaign focuses on ways to improve life in rural Wisconsin.
New Wisconsin DNR board chairman appointed
The Wisconsin DNR policy board chose Greg Kazmierski to replace Fred Prehn as chairman, both former Gov. Scott Walker appointees.
Wisconsin Senate approves constitutional convention call
Wisconsin became the 16th state to call for a convention of the states to consider making a variety of changes to the U.S. Constitution.
Evers: $150 to Wisconsin residents part of election year plan
Gov. Tony Evers unveiled an election year plan that would send $150 to every Wisconsin resident, bolster funding for K-12 schools and help defray child care costs.
Supreme Court nominee to replace Justice Breyer: Biden’s potential picks
Justice Stephen Breyer will be retiring from the U.S. Supreme Court, according to AP sources Wednesday, giving President Joe Biden the first Supreme Court pick of his presidency.
Gun rights group sues San Jose over liability law requiring firearm insurance
The San Jose City Council overwhelmingly approved the measure despite opposition from gun owners who said it would violate their Second Amendment rights.
Wisconsin governor's race: Kevin Nicholson joins Republican field
Kevin Nicholson announced Thursday that he would be running for governor, shaking up the race in the key battleground state.
Delayed adoption; state backlog, staffing shortage blamed
A backlog in a basement office of the Wisconsin Capitol is creating heartache for one Brookfield woman.
Ballot box legal challenge: Wisconsin Supreme Court asked to rule
There are new questions for the future of Wisconsin's absentee ballot drop boxes. The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) is asking the Wisconsin Supreme Court to shut the boxes down.
Ballot box drop challenge asks Wisconsin Supreme Court to rule
Ballot box drop legal challenge: Wisconsin Supreme Court asked to weigh



















