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Women in Ag Program “I’m a Farmer, too” is slated for March 19

Department of Education launches investigation over Wisconsin school district’s bathroom policies

Evers signs bills to make grooming a felony, require appropriate communications school policies

Wauwatosa middle school student leads charge for a state ban on animal tests for cosmetics

Dodge County Sheriff denies reports of citizen detained at immigration jail after travel

Conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Annette Ziegler won’t seek reelection

Latest Wisconsin Supreme Court case flips the script on which judges strictly interpret the law

How Trump Is Failing Veterans Who Need Mental Health Care

Court filing questions how state agencies handled misconduct complaint in Kenosha police killing

ICE re-arrests Sheboygan Falls mother after judge halted deportation and cleared green card path

Finding long-term care is hard. Here’s how to start.

A Wisconsin whitefish refuge offers lessons for Michigan. But will it last?

Rates for most vaccines in children and teens are declining, Wisconsin health officials say

Milwaukee County’s list of officers with integrity issues became public. What’s happened since?

Green Bay Packers legend Bob Harlan dies at 89

Ope! Are we losing our Midwestern accent?

GOP bill aiming to protect free speech rights from frivolous lawsuits advances

Immigrants fight ICE detention in federal court — and increasingly win

Trump’s Cuts to Medicaid Threaten Services That Help Disabled People Live at Home – KFF Health News

Tax credit meant to help struggling workers mostly helps employers, Wisconsin study finds

Gov. Tony Evers orders special session for constitutional amendment to ban partisan gerrymandering

Evers says he has to think about the ‘bell-to-bell’ cell phone ban lawmakers are pushing

Nearly every state funds hands-on job training in high schools. Why not Wisconsin?

Marquette Law School Poll measures statewide races and issues

Stark differences define the latest State Supreme Court race

USDA Can Address the PFAS Crisis on Farmland, Report Finds – Barn Raiser

A 400-year veto, $1 billion in referendums and now a lawsuit: School districts demand more funding

Governor Evers calls Special Session to ban gerrymandering

Even Patients Are Shocked by the Prices Their Insurers Will Pay — And It Costs All of Us – KFF Health News

Bipartisan push for legislator to lobbyist cool-off period fails again, but may return

WEC recommends charges against 13 involved in failed Vos recall effort

Data centers fuel $1 billion in Wisconsin business growth, but some question long-term impact

Without a dedicated election committee, Wisconsin Senate lags on election policy

Pest or climate ally? DNR weighs new beaver management plan under mounting scrutiny

Proposed Democratic law would double state’s minimum wage

Three more Wisconsin county sheriffs agree to work with ICE

Baldwin, Wied announce $5M for new Green Bay fire headquarters

Legislative Black Caucus closes Black History Month by laying out policy goals

Fox Valley Memory Project enriches lives of those living with dementia and their partners

ICE won’t be at polling places in 2026 election, Trump administration official says

“Project Seed” happens this Saturday

Project Seed returns again this year, to Richland Center, and will be held Saturday (March 14) at St. Mary’s Church parking lot. Sponsored by the Diocese of La Crosse, Project Seed is a sale that provides area farmers with low-cost, high-quality, seeds. There will be a wide variety of seeds available, including some newer types. […]