Bills to fund a new Brewers stadium, address "forever chemicals" in Wisconsin waterways and overhaul the state's alcohol industry drew considerable discussion in the Capitol last legislative session. But based on the sheer number of hours lobbyists spent trying to persuade lawmakers to vote for or against a measure, nothing comes close to the time dedicated to an obscure but far-reaching proposal to regulate who can build power lines in the state.
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What bill drew the most lobbying in Wisconsin last session? You might be surprised
The Wisconsin State Senate also approved a bill to require explicit informed consent before medical students practice pelvic exams on patients…
The attorneys general argue it is Congress, and not the executive office, that holds the legal authority to incapacitate or dismantle the department.
Crawford hammered Schimel over the more than $10 million spent by Elon Musk to support his campaign. Schimel cited the millions spent by Democ…
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The incumbent and her challenger respond to the Wisconsin State Journal's questions about the race.
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State Superintendent Jill Underly changed the score students must achieve to be considered proficient or advanced last year.
“This is no way to pick judges in this fragile moment in our democracy."
In a case that could have wide-ranging effects, the justices suggested the Catholic Charities Bureau should not have to pay unemployment taxes.
Early voting was more than 50% ahead of levels seen in the state's Supreme Court race two years ago.
Backers painted Crawford's victory as a resounding defeat for President Trump and his billionaire ally Elon Musk, who showered more than $20 m…
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“What just happened to us was gross," state Sen. Kelda Roys, D-Madison, said.
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