2 hrs ago | Patch.com
Non-Fiscal Items in State Budget Draw Flak
Some campaign promises build in a bit of wiggle room. The one made by candidate for governor Scott Walker to "Strip policy and pork projects from the state budget" did not.
4 hrs ago | WEAU-TV Eau Claire
Wis. police become more aggressive with redaction
More people who get arrested or crash their cars in Wisconsin are having a tougher time getting the full paperwork from police.
8 hrs ago | WMTV Madison
Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued
* SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE NEAR... FALL RIVER AND COLUMBUS AROUND 135 AM CDT.
12 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Hurry for Wisconsin campground savings
Social media and social commerce have brought about a whole new way of finding discounts and coupons for a multitude of activities and experiences.
14 hrs ago | Channel3000
UW graduates' job outlook improved, yet still uncertain
As thousands of University of Wisconsin-Madison graduates received diplomas over the weekend, economists said their job prospects were improved yet still uncertain.
18 hrs ago | WNFL-AM Green Bay
Rain, thunderstorms pelt western Wisconsin
UNDATED The western half of Wisconsin has been hit with several waves of heavy thunderstorms since yesterday afternoon.
19 hrs ago | WAOW
Wisconsin has 2 $1 million Powerball winners
The National Weather Service has issued a new tornado watch that includes Adams and Juneau Counties until 3 a.m. Monday morning.
19 hrs ago | WAOW
NWS Adds More Wisconsin Counties to Tornado Watch
The National Weather Service has issued a new tornado watch that includes Adams and Juneau Counties until 3 a.m. Monday morning.
23 hrs ago | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Investigate agency's targeting of conservative organizations
The debacle at the Internal Revenue Service reached Wisconsin last week when a Texas tea party group said that the IRS closely questioned its leaders about whether they were involved in verifying recall signatures in Wisconsin last year.
U.S. Coast Guard reminds Wisconsinites about safe ...
The Green Bay Coast Guard Station held an open house to raise awareness about the event.
Marriage equality not on the horizon for Wisconsin
Although Gov. Scott Walker has hired out gay staffers, including two who were convicted of crimes they committed while working for him as Milwaukee County Executive, he strongly opposes marriage equality.
Travel: More stinky cheese, please
The sign above the bar in Baumgartner's Cheese Store and Tavern warns visitors about the perils of sampling the $3.25 house specialty - a slab of Limburger cheese on rye bread slathered with onions and mustard.
Wisconsin should embrace wind energy
Over the past few years, Wisconsin's wind industry has faced an unreasonable number of obstacles, more than any other form of energy production, nearly grinding the job- and energy-creating potential of this critical sector to a halt.
Wisconsin should lower standard for drunken driving
Scott Stenger, lobbyist for the Tavern League of Wisconsin , says that tightening up the standard for drunken driving is part of a "prohibitionist agenda." Stenger actually gets paid for uttering such nonsense.
I-94 project reportedly ahead of schedule
Mother nature was cutting construction workers along I-94 a break Saturday afternoon, as they rushed to finish a big project, that shut down the highway in both directions near College Avenue.
Hectored by flies, whooping cranes still struggling in Wisconsin
Deadline Approaching for Wis. No-Call List
The quarterly deadline to place a telephone number on Wisconsin's no-call list is approaching.
Republican lawmakers may try to resurrect bail bonding
Two years after lawmakers unsuccessfully tried to enlarge the state budget by creating a privately run bail bonds system in Wisconsin, the controversial idea could be returning.
State Sentator Says He'll Give Powerball Winnings to WisDOT; What Would You Do?
With the Powerball jackpot at $550 million and rising , 3rd District State Senator Tim Carpenter hopes he holds the winning ticket.
Charges filed against 2 men in 12-county burglary ring
Two men accused of operating a burglary ring in 12 counties have been charged on multiple counts including burglary, theft and battery, Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said Friday in a news release.