Wisconsin News

Once a crusading, moderate-to-liberal newspaper by political persuasion, Wisconsin's largest daily, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, editorially looks more and more like a relic from the bombastic Hearst era.

St. Patrick's Day has a lot of Americans celebrating this weekend, but the holiday reminds a local Ireland native of home.

Recently, during the Wisconsin State of the State address, Gov. Scott Walker announced a nearly $1 billion revenue surplus .

The MilwaukeeHome Stage wasn't the only place to catch Wisconsin artists in Austin, Texas during the South by Southwest Music and Media Conference.

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Earlier this month, I was pleased to join state Sen. Jennifer Shilling, D-La Crosse, in introducing an amendment to the Wisconsin Constitution stating that every qualified elector of this state shall have the fundamental right to vote in any public election held in the election district in which the elector resides.

Cows have long been the stars of Wisconsin's dairy industry, but goats and sheep get a bigger share of the spotlight when the World Championship Cheese Contest begins Tuesday in Madison.

Public officials in Wisconsin can be fined hundreds of dollars for violating Wisconsin's open government laws, but court records show only seven citations have been imposed across the state in the past five years for open meetings violations, and none for public records cases.

The measure was brought about in part by friends of Paul Heenan, an unarmed man shot and killed by a Madison Police officer in November 2012.

Nowhere in Wisconsin does the craft of contemporary brewing seem more contagious than Madison and Dane County.

Tickets are $10 each for students, $35 general admission, $60 for VIP single tickets and $100 for VIP couple tickets.

A southern Wisconsin man accused of burning the corpse of a missing woman in his backyard fire pit has entered a plea deal.

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Medicaid enrollment in Wisconsin has declined by 19,348, or 2.6 percent, as a deadline nears for Gov. Scott Walker 's plan to add thousands of uninsured adults to the Medicaid rolls, but state officials say they anticipate a last-minute surge of signups to get closer to Walker's goal.

Freshman Lydia Collins, 19, looks out from her dorm building at Tufts University in Medford Thursday, March 13, 2014.

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Currently, injectable or infused chemotherapy is covered by insurance once the deductible is met.

Facing the potential for decades in prison, Jones skipped town -- but never, apparently, got on the straight and narrow.

The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development released unemployment estimates from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Thursday morning, showing state unemployment had dropped to 6.1 percent, the lowest it has been since November 2008.

The Republican-controlled Wisconsin state Senate voted Wednesday to end weekend voting before statewide elections and allow lobbyists to make political donations earlier in the election cycle.