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 records are among the most important public records we have. Clerks of court should not be making it harder or cost-prohibitive for members of the public to access them.

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

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 ...

Wrightstown overwhelmingly rejected data centers while Wisconsin politicians scramble to catch up with bipartisan backlash.

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.

The videos seem to be part of a growing trend of paying influencers to post on political topics, often without disclosures.

Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, will not face criminal charges in Wisconsin for promising $1 million checks to voters during the 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court race.

Wrightstown overwhelmingly rejected data centers while Wisconsin politicians scramble to catch up with bipartisan backlash.

The $17 billion settlement with 47 states requires Meta to add stronger child-safety measures to Facebook and Instagram.

The world’s fourth-most-valuable company and Wisconsin ratepayer advocates say a plan to assign infrastructure costs to data centers falls short of protecting Wisconsinites.

We’re planning to ask the candidates about some of the biggest issues that could turn on the outcome of this election: Will Democrats repeal 2011 Act 10 and what would that mean for the state? Will ...