Local Politics

• Capitol Connection: Fight to impeach Justice Protasiewicz
• Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice refuses to disclose names of others looking at impeachment
• Here’s the series of changes lawmakers want to make to our elections
• Live in Wisconsin? Here's how a government shutdown could affect you
• Investments in transportation, housing projects included in proposed 2024 Milwaukee County budget
• Wisconsin Supreme Court won't hear longshot case trying to head off impeachment
• Paul Ryan predicts how 2024 election could end badly for Republicans
• Planned Parenthood plans to resume abortion services in Sheboygan
• Planned Parenthood decision to resume abortions could face legal challenge
• 'Protecting Future Farmland Act': Sen. Baldwin co-sponsors new bill managing solar energy
• Capitol Connection: Proposal to fund stadium renovations
• Child Care Stabilization Act would send out $16B in funding annually for 5 years
• Sen. Baldwin pushes Go Pack Go bill, giving all Wisconsinites television access to Packers games
• Legalizing marijuana: Democratic leader proposes new bill for recreational use
• GOP bill enhances sentences for fleeing police
• 'We've never made it this far before': Milwaukee Co. supervisors vote in favor of transit rangers
• Republicans introduce resolution to impeach state's top election official
• 'Can't have it all their way': Senate Dems still skeptical after Capitol meeting with Brewers exec
• Republicans, Gov. Evers split on child care funding after special session
• GOP Brewers bill removes Milwaukee from stadium board
• Republicans seek updated abortion laws amid legal battle, Planned Parenthood resuming services
• Milwaukee mayor shares almost $2B proposed budget, says days of cutting services are over
• Wisconsin Republican leader blocks pay raises in continuation of DEI fight
• AG Kaul announces new guidelines to help support sexual assault victims
• As GOP Brewers bill calls for $200 million from city and county, local leaders see parking lots as funding source
• GOP unveils $700 million Brewers stadium bill to keep team until 2050, here's how lawmakers are reacting
• GOP passes redistricting plan
• Capitol Connection: Lawsuit over fired Elections Official
• State elections officer doubts vote to fire her will restore trust in elections
• Sources: Brewers stadium bill coming next week. Here's how the $700 million cost is divided.
• Planned Parenthood decision highlights uncertainty surrounding abortion ban
• Waukesha Alderman Payne found guilty after physically abusing his girlfriend's child
• Senate vote to fire state's election officer Meagan Wolfe triggers lawsuit
• Senate GOP leader supports firing top elections official, setting stage for legal fight
• Vos asks former justices to review impeachment framework, Senate GOP leader not involved
• GOP proposes nonpartisan redistricting process, a plan Evers calls 'bogus'
• Wisconsin Assembly passes nearly $3 billion income tax cut that Evers vows to veto
• Waukesha County Courthouse remodeling begins
• GOP-led committee recommends firing elections chief Meagan Wolfe
• Capitol Connection: Weighing Protasiewicz impeachment
• Milwaukee leaders drill officials on ARPA funds, questioning why some are still waiting to receive payments
• Senate committee schedules vote on Wisconsin's chief election officer
• Elections commission split on observers' polling place rights
• Senate GOP leader doesn't rule out impeachment
• Democrats launch $4 million campaign aimed at protecting Protasiewicz from impeachment
• Complaints over campaign comments by Wisconsin Supreme Court justice are dismissed
• Gov. Evers defends not having policy against supervisors dating staffers
• Capitol Connection: Republicans propose tax cuts
• Everyone agrees child care access is a problem, but Dems, GOP far apart on solutions
• Knodl doubles down on impeachment as GOP ramps up attacks against Justice Protasiewicz
• Republicans introduce series of child care bills, seek to loosen restrictions
• Milwaukee Co. Supervisor Ryan Clancy volunteering with Red Cross in Maui
• State's top election official praised by supporters, targeted by election deniers as job remains in limbo
• Republicans roll out revised tax cut plan: $2.9 billion on income, retirement taxes
• Vos says GOP would consider impeachment if Justice Protasiewicz doesn't sit out redistricting cases
• Wisconsin Republicans consider bill to weaken oversight of roadside zoos
• Vos: GOP lawmakers to introduce child care bills in coming weeks
• Capitol Connection: Who stood out at the GOP debate?
• Countdown is on: Milwaukee officials reflect on debate & look ahead to convention
• Wisconsin panelists break down first GOP primary debate: Winners, losers, and standouts
• Who will benefit the most from debate performances?
• Wisconsin elections head won't testify at reappointment hearing that state AG says is improper
• 'Hopefully 2024 is the year for us': Pre-debate vendor fair helps local businesses
• Mayor Johnson discusses city's safety plan ahead of Republican debate
• Wisconsin Republicans ask newly elected liberal justice to not hear redistricting case
• Gov. Evers creates task force to study AI's affect on Wisconsin workforce
• Conservative group sues Wisconsin secretary of state over open records related to her appointment
• Police investigating bomb threat to Milwaukee's City Hall
• With debate spotlight on Milwaukee, candidates aren't the only ones pushing to be heard
• Democrats launch media blitz in Wisconsin to counter GOP debate
• Protests, parties, and a debate: Milwaukee ready to host major events throughout the city
• UW System to ask lawmakers for part of $32 million GOP withheld to end diversity efforts in October
• GOP presidential primary debate in Milwaukee: Here's what to know
• Road closures announced ahead of Republican debate in Milwaukee
• How beneficial will Milwaukee's GOP debate be for voters? Experts weigh in
• Three days away: Trump confirms he will not debate in Milwaukee
• Gov. Tony Evers to lead trade mission to Europe in September
• Milwaukee prepares to host 7,000 visitors for GOP debate, RNC meeting and vendor fair
• After political spin surrounded Biden visit, here are basic facts about how the economy's doing
• Battle brewing: WEC administrator's future in limbo amid uncertain legality of looming hearing
• After Georgia indictment, Kaul undecided on charges for Wisconsin's fake electors
• Sen. Baldwin tours lead pipe replacement project in Milwaukee
• AG Kaul announces Office of School Safety funding secured for 2023-24 school year
• Group of protesters criticize Bidenomics plan during President's Milwaukee visit
• President Biden visits Milwaukee to tout 'Bidenomics'
• State GOP chair named in latest Trump indictment, here's what we know
• Biden, GOP presidential candidates to descend on Milwaukee for dueling events
• Capitol Connection: American Family Field renovation plan
• Why removing a state Supreme Court justice from office is not an easy task, slim chances of success
• Evers revives child care, workforce proposals; GOP leaders say they're still not happening
• 'Win or lose, I don't care': Leader of college Republicans launches U.S. Senate bid against Baldwin
• Chief justice speaks out after new liberal court strips powers, weighs in on legal options
• Milwaukee County executive seeks 'local contribution' toward Brewers stadium renovations
• Capitol Connection: New WI Supreme Court Justice sworn in
• New SCOWIS majority ends first week by taking power away from chief justice
• Evers vetoes GOP proposals on unemployment and gas engines but signs bills on crime
• Wisconsin Elections Commission deactivates more than 100,000 voter records in routine process
• VP Kamala Harris makes visit to southeast Wisconsin, touts broadband and job expansion
• Progressives file new lawsuit challenging state's political maps, director of state courts fired
• After Trump indictment details Wisconsin fake elector scheme, Kaul weighs charging decision