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Wisconsin voters approve majority of school referendums in 2025 Spring Election

Underly Bests Kinser, Earning Reelection As State Superintendent

“Learning to Live with Dementia” virtual education series starts Thursday

Applications for Wisconsin Agriculture Youth Council closes today

Economist Calls Trump’s Tariff Approach ‘Chaotic’ for U.S. Trade

Here’s what Susan Crawford’s state Supreme Court win means for Wisconsin

Baldwin pushes for The Honor Farmer Contracts Act

Susan Crawford Defeats Brad Schimel in Historic Wisconsin Supreme Court Race

Beaver Dam teen has been found safe

Walsh Bradley, Karofsky Will Serve as Next Chief Justices of the Wisconsin Supreme Court

Meet the Parents: Wisconsin’s Knueppel Leads Duke to Final Four

Voter ID ballot measure passes, cementing 2011 law into state constitution

Musk’s Influence in Wisconsin Could Impact Future Campaigns

What you need to know before voting in April 1 election

Don’t let “fake tolls” take a toll on your bank account

State Supreme Court Race Now Called a ‘Nail-Biter’

“The City Auditorium” in Richland Center to host FREE screening of silent film to mark the films 100th anniversary

Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race laced with cash, power, vast implications

How Wisconsin’s Washington County helped its municipalities expand early voting hours

Author Nicholas Hoffman to host FREE event at Deke Slayton Memorial Space and Bicycle Museum

Elon Musk Holds Town Hall in Green Bay

Wisconsin Attorney General Files Suit To Stop Musk Offer Of $1M To Voters

Evers Vetoes Legislation That Would Revive Old Standards, Report Cards For Wisconsin Schools

Take a Spring Vacation on Your Couch through Virtual Tourism

How the April 1st Election Could Define Wisconsin’s Future

Wisconsin author to appear at Wright designed warehouse

High Heat Followed By Ice and Snow: Mother Nature’s Mood Swings

Milwaukee woman arrested in Iowa County

Coca-Cola, manufactured in Milwaukee, recalled

Time For Tapping: Maple Syrup in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Researcher on NIH Cuts: “Every Setback Costs Lives”

Northland College to Lay Off 112 Employees in Permanent Closure

Northland College has filed a notice with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development as it plans to lay off 112 employees in May.