Wisconsin News

MillerCoors, Budweiser and Sprecher have stands throughout the grounds. What makes the fair different from, say, Summerfest is The Micro, an open-air pavilion dedicated to the state's craft beers.

Nearly 70,000 Wisconsin consumers who bought individual health insurance in 2013 will receive refunds totaling $2.6 million from insurers under an Obamacare requirement that pushes insurers to operate efficiently.

Residents in a Langlade County town are fired up after what they say was a threat to their Second Amendment rights.

That includes the campy Here Come the Mummies . They may wear costumes and its members bear names like "Mummy Cass" and "Eddie Mummy," but they're ace musicians.

Starting August 1, residents will no longer have to register their numbers every two years--meaning you can sign up your home or cell number one time and it will be permanent.

Heroin bundles usually made up of 10 baggies wound together with a rubber band are seen in this Burlington, Vt., police evidence package.

All aboard the Hiawatha. That's the Amtrak line that can swiftly get marriage equality advocates from Milwaukee to Chicago on Aug. 13 for the oral arguments in Wisconsin's marriage equality case.

It's ironic that Republicans in an election year are practically tripping over themselves in their zeal to scrub the Common Core academic standards that almost every state adopted before the political pushback began.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is set to rule in a case involving a man convicted for his role in plotting to kill his lover's husband.

One person was killed and 14 people hurt when two vehicles and a small tourist bus crashed just north of Minocqua on Thursday morning, the Wisconsin State Patrol said.

Still, Revenue Secretary Rick Chandler and Wisconsin lawmakers who live on the border with Minnesota said they hoped the two states could reach agreement for the 2015 tax year before a Sept.

Mark Lefebvre and Jennifer Kidon DeKrey each spent about two decades raising money for UW-Madison through the foundation.

Bosses may be the ones giving annual performance reviews. But make no mistake: Their performances are being judged daily by those who work for them.

State Senator Mary Lazich represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth.

In Wisconsin, supplemental proceedings under Wis. Stat. ch. 816 are the principal tool by which a judgment creditor can discover assets of the judgment debtor in aid of collection.

State Senator Bob Jauch will retire this year, putting the 25th Senate District up for grabs.

The businesses around State Fair are concerned that the on-going highway construction may hurt business if it's not completed before the fair opens WITH FRONT END DAMAGE.

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, who is seeking re-election in November, has not seen any significant drop in his support since the release of documents on a probe into possible illegal campaign financing, a poll showed on Wednesday.

Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen says the U.S. Constitution's equal protection clause doesn't cover sexual orientation the same way it does gender discrimination and there's no fundamental right for gay couples to marry.

South Dakota's Public Utilities Commission has ruled against an alternative energy producer seeking to force rural electric cooperatives to buy the wind power it plans to generate.