The service has a track record of success and growing demand, but state lawmakers have failed to provide permanent funding.

The Online News Association honored Wisconsin Watch’s three-part investigation into record spending in state Supreme Court elections.

The State of Working Wisconsin 2026” finds median wages reached a record high in 2025, but job growth has stalled and inflation is eroding wage gains.

The Republican gubernatorial candidate’s position on prison issues contrasts sharply with Democratic candidate David Crowley ...

McKenna and Celia Olson always knew they wanted a family. The couple fostered 10 children over eight years through the Wellpoint Care Network and adopted four.

All three of the Milwaukee Police Department’s automatic license plate reader systems will be subject to new security safeguards, department officials confirmed Wednesday.

Two students complained to Greek life officials about Officer Diego Lema Hernandez, but the complaint was not forwarded to UWPD, which interviewed no students during its investigation.

Milwaukee professor Paul Florsheim got a $313 trespassing citation for walking past a public beach in Shorewood.

Conner Scott writes that after years of searching for the right workplace, employee ownership gave him a reason to stay.

Yes. Only nine bills authored by Democrats received a public hearing this past session in the Republican-controlled Legislature.

Wisconsin has long had one of the highest rates of Black babies dying before their first birthdays. Neither family income nor education explains the disparity.

A planned lawsuit claims the Department of Homeland Security lied when it falsely accused Ramón Morales Reyes of threatening ...