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.

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.

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

Wisconsin’s prison population broke records this week with 23,854 behind bars. It’s a new milestone for a system that has been thousands of people over capacity for decades.

How the process is going for officials in Nebraska and Montana could provide key lessons for states facing a Jan. 1 deadline, including Wisconsin.

Court watchers expect a ruling on the controversial 2011 law that hobbled public sector unions by next summer.

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

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

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.

Federal immigration authorities are ramping up operations nationwide to meet new daily arrest quotas. Explore how ICE agents in Wisconsin are turning to prisons, jails and — increasingly — street ...

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

The first record of the data center proposal is an email sent Dec. 16 by Zinurov to Wisconsin Rapids city planner Kyle Kearns. He wrote that he was looking to acquire a site in the city of 19,000 to ...