Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez abandoned her Democratic primary campaign for governor, citing financial concerns she said would be a distraction were she to continue running.

Wildfire smoke drove Wisconsin’s highest Air Quality Index readings in at least 16 years, surpassing the unprecedented pollution levels recorded in 2023.

On Milwaukee’s North Side, women 40 and up are coming together to jump double Dutch. Members say that beyond the ropes they are building a sisterhood, strengthening their health and becoming confident ...

Wildfires in northern Minnesota and Canada have caused some of the worst air quality on record for Wisconsin. The entire state remains under an Air Quality Advisory for fine particulate matter from ...

The nonprofit’s closure reveals how the loss of a single agency can have a staggering effect, especially in rural areas where resources for the unhoused are already few and far between.

If the 2026 Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor seems large, 2018 certainly had it beat. That year, 10 names were on the Democratic primary ballot, plus an 11th write-in can ...

The downgrade comes as Oracle challenges state regulators’ decision to require companies with lower credit ratings to post millions in collateral for new data centers.

After losing a major transmission project to a startup, American Transmission Company asks federal regulators to reopen the bidding, escalating a fight over who will build — and profit from — ...

The Wisconsin Elections Commission referred two complaints to the Brown County district attorney’s office, which can choose to bring criminal charges over violating the state law against ...

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Wisconsin Watch partners with Gigafact to produce Fact Briefs — bite-sized fact checks of trending claims. Read our methodology to learn how we check claims. Generally it’s legal in 38 states, ...

Wisconsin has spent only a fraction of its opioid settlement funds, raising questions about whether the money caused the state’s decline in overdose deaths, Jiyue Wang writes.