"Roe was egregiously wrong from the start," Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the draft decision.
“If you live here and call Wisconsin home, you are a Wisconsinite,” Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes declared to a packed rotunda.
Wisconsinites were asked to drop off their prescription medications at designated drop boxes this past Saturday to prevent drug misuse and water contamination.
Balcony collapses under several residents on the 500 block of Mifflin during annual block party.
As the Wisconsin midterm election approaches, a new poll from Marquette University Law School highlights the closeness of the Democratic Senate race and unchanged wariness surrounding the 2020 election.
With Quiver Quantitative, James and Christopher Kartdatze want to make investing more accessible for everyone.
A 14-year-old male was arrested Tuesday on charges of first-degree intentional homicide of ten-year-old Iliana Peters.
“No Mow May is just a simple initiative to give our bees and other pollinators a leg up and a healthy start to the growing season,” Del Toro said.
Skateboarding is a fineable offense in many parts of the UW-Madison community, but is there an alternative to skating in popular spots like Library Mall and State Street?
UW-Madison announces five final candidates to replace Chancellor Rebecca Blank
The body of 10-year-old Iliana “Lily” M. Peters, who went missing Sunday night, has been found in Chippewa Falls Monday morning.
It was the first time the state legislature heard debate on any form of marijuana related legislation.
The Madison City Council unanimously approved the initial plans to build a men’s homeless shelter on Madison’s east side.
Sarah Shulze, a UW-Madison student and track athlete, passed away from suicide.
Evers announced a new office to ensure environmental justice for underserved communities during his Earth Day press conference on Friday.
Though students and faculty raised concerns about the selection process and Rothman’s lack of experience in higher education, system leaders are confident in his abilities.
The adoption of GOP-drawn maps is behind Abbas’s switch to District 46 race.
“Our Clean Energy Plan can help us create good paying jobs that don’t require a college degree and bring talented workers to Wisconsin while saving money, reducing energy costs and building the sustainable future we want for our state,” Evers said.
In the face of one-time restrictions adopted by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, clerks ran last week's election radically differently from one municipality to the next.
The Little Free Library on State Street now not only provides books but a clean-energy charging station for community members in need.
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