WisconsinEye, a nonprofit broadcasting organization that’s provided Wisconsinites with direct access to legislative floor sessions, committee hearings, press conferences and event coverage for more than 18 years, will shutter operations next month if it cannot raise enough money to stay afloat.
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WisconsinEye could shutter next month if fundraising goals not met
Republican members of the state Assembly gather for a press conference in the Capitol on May 6, 2015. Eight years earlier, WisconsinEye was launched as the nation’s first and only independent state capitol broadcast organization.
As a former home on the Voit Farm property on the East Side of Madison, Wis. is consumed by fire, area firefighters tend the perimeter of the …
The Wisconsin Elections Commission’s report details a total of 127 referrals for voting violations that were reported between Sept. 13, 2024 a…
The proposal has been backed by dozens of Republicans and would allow pregnant women to receive Medicaid benefits for a year after they give b…
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Wedding barns that fail to obtain a liquor license by December 31 will face severe limitations on how many events they can hold each year.
The bill had been fast-tracked through the Legislature despite opposition from some conservatives, national sports betting groups and anti-gam…
Madison City Clerk Lydia McComas said the city has identified a new printing vendor that should be able to accommodate the proposed schedule.
Dane County Regional Airport saw more passengers from May through August than ever before, airport officials reported Friday.
The state also recorded its first hunting-related fatality in three years for opening weekend.
Liberal justices Susan Crawford and Janet Protasiewicz rejected motions for their recusal filed earlier this year by Wisconsin’s six Republica…
Tricia Ploessl, 45, died Friday after another driver accelerated quickly in the parking lot and struck her as she was getting into her own vehicle.
A commission-led investigation found that a “confluence of errors” in the clerk’s office resulted in 193 absentee ballots cast in last year’s …
Barnes last ran for statewide office in 2022 but lost his U.S. Senate race to Republican Ron Johnson by fewer than 27,000 votes.
The majority of Democratic proposals, including measures seeking to impose universal background checks or red flag laws, have gained little tr…
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers will not seek reelection after his second term concludes, setting the stage for the first open race for Wisconsin's…
