Every House Republican, except one from Wisconsin, voted ‘Yes’ for new Speaker

Rep. Derrick Van Orden of western Wisconsin did not vote, as he was in Israel on a fact-finding trip.

PayPal shielded donors who gave to Wisconsin-based health misinformation outlet

Joining the nation’s largest investment firms, PayPal Charitable Giving Fund funneled anonymous donations to Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance as well as other anti-vaccine and hate groups.

Lawmakers weigh slate of election-related constitutional amendments

Two of the amendments, if passed by the legislature, would appear on the ballot during next year's elections.

Evers awards $402 million to communities to improve water quality

The funding will be focused on smaller and underserved communities around the state to treat PFAS contamination and replace lead service lines.

The UAW Strike: A Turning Point for Wisconsin Workers

Rick Smith Discusses Worker Unity, Presidential Support, and the Future of Labor on “The Devil’s Advocates Radio”

All Wisconsin GOP reps vote Jim Jordan for Speaker in failed attempts

The two Democrats in the state’s House caucus voted to support their fellow Democrat Hakeem Jeffries as Jordan’s Speaker bid seems to fade.

New Universities of Wisconsin identity is one of several changes underway

One of the UW's goals is to increase the number of graduates each year.

Wisconsin cleanup shifts toxic PFAS burden to Alabama Black Belt

‘Father of environmental justice’ says sending fluorinated firefighting foam to a landfill in the mostly poor, Black town of Emelle perpetuates racism.

Fact-checking Wisconsin’s legislative hearings on transgender issues

Wisconsin’s transgender bill hearings were full of misinformation. Here are the facts.

Wisconsin Rapids Celebrates Local Graduate Earning the Title of Marine