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Kleefisch served in the role as executive director of the Women's Suffrage Centennial Commission for less than 9 months.
Data collected in the Current Employment Statistics survey found Wisconsin manufacturers employed 6,800 fewer people in September compared to a year earlier.
The state Senate Education Committee approved 7-1 a proposal that would change how 4-year-old kindergarten students are counted if they attending a full-day program five days a week.
A number of items in the 2019-21 biennial budget, including an income tax cut and increased education funding, will likely cause a drawdown in state reserves by more than $800 million over the biennium.
UW-Madison Police will pilot Hexwave, which can detect weapons without slowing down large crowds in the way metal detectors often do at athletic events.
WILL alleges the Wisconsin Elections Commission violated a state law requiring updated and accurate voter data.
The council, which was created to enhance security in Wisconsin elections, includes representatives from more than two dozen organizations.
President Donald Trump has abandoned our Kurdish allies in Syria. This decision puts that part of the world in turmoil again, and will allow the dreaded Islamic State terrorist group to rise again.
More students across Wisconsin are leaving traditional public schools.
FRANKLIN, Wis. (AP) — Suburban Milwaukee police say child protective services took a 7-year-old boy to the hospital after he was found vaping in a school classroom.
Despite the university’s efforts to reduce the problem, more than a quarter of undergraduate women at UW-Madison who participated in a national survey said they had been sexually assaulted since entering college.
LINCOLN — Maybe it’s historical precedent clouding confidence. Maybe it’s the big bodies that look like they belong in the Big Ten.
The landscape for Wisconsin's Congressional races continues to shift.
BARRON — The Wisconsin girl whose parents were fatally shot before she was kidnapped and held captive for 88 days before escaping from her abductor said she's feeling stronger every day and is thankful for the kindness and concern expressed to her from people all over the country in the year after the crime.
When was the last time you received a hand-written letter?
Lawrence Dale, a Vietnam veteran and current Michigan resident, and Wausau School Board president and attorney Tricia Zunker both announced their candidacies Monday. Gov. Tony Evers has not yet scheduled the special election.
The state is at a crossroads on the issue of homelessness, as legislators, advocates and service providers wonder whether flashes of bipartisanship and progress can be sustained.
The University of Wisconsin system paid employees nearly $2 billion in salary and expenses in 2018. Want to know what your favorite professor made? Search our database of over 35,000 UW employees to find out.
According to a new Pew Research Report, 26.3% of the state's budget came from federal dollars, ranking 45th among states.