Wisconsin News

If all the snow that fell this winter melts too quickly, there could be severe flooding in areas of Wisconsin, according to the National Weather Service.

If one employee leaves Cuba City High School for a higher-paying position elsewhere in Wisconsin, it can leave the school short of instructors in two or more subjects.

Scott Walker has twice risen in his political scope. Despite the turmoil wrought by Act 10, the public stood behind Walker, reaffirming his political might through a failed 2012 recall election.

Senate Republicans moved three election-related bills through committee last week, removing a controversial provision from one and taking no action on a fourth bill that was criticized by election watchdog groups.

Many young people are doing very, very well academically - with one of the humps on charts showing results.

Next time you bite into a big, juicy hamburger, don't be surprised if it bites back -- at your bank account.

Recent statewide statistics illustrate what anyone who has ever driven through the Antigo flats already knows-ag jobs are big in Wisconsin.

Move over Milwaukee. Madison has tapped into Wisconsin's craft beer drinkers and currently wears the crown as the Badger State's most vibrant craft beer producer.

Members of the Ivy League Garden Club invites the public to join them at the group's annual open meeting Monday, March 17, in the Rocca Room of the Mead Public Library, 710 N. Eighth St. Larschelby Kidd will present a program titled "Growing Wine Grapes in Wisconsin: Past, Present and Future."

I see the right-wing slime at Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce and other greedhead business groups are trying to twist reality when it comes to raising the minimum wage.

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Great news- your hard earned tax dollars are on the way back to your pocket. For the third time this legislative session the Wisconsin Legislature reduced taxes, proving our commitment to Wisconsin's taxpaying families, farmers, seniors, and businesses.

The Wisconsin DNR is reporting an "Orange" air quality warning for Milwaukee and nearby counties for Friday, March 3, due to persistent elevated levels of fine particles in the air.

Today's Paper, also known as the e-Edition, is an online replica of the printed newspaper.

A new fishing advisory group, Wisconsin Fisheries Advisory Council, has been formed by the Department of Natural Resources and the Conservation Congress.

Wisconsin craft beer and state breweries are the focus of a new piece of legislation which aims to make the state the "Napa Valley" of the brew industry.

Our Ms. Burke and her largely self-funded campaign have purchased web ads on Wisconsin news websites warning, "Tell the Koch Brothers: Stay Out of Wisconsin."

Nic Volker, 9, suffers from a type of epilepsy that is resistant to medicine known as Doose Syndrome.

An off-duty trooper with the Wisconsin State Patrol was intoxicated when she used her badge to confront another woman at a Merrill bar and accused her of being too young to drink, according to a criminal complaint.

A bill that would give the Legislature power to write and approve Wisconsin's academic standards is unlikely to pass in its current form, the leader of the state Senate said Thursday as hundreds of teachers, school administrators and business leaders converged on the Capitol to oppose it.