Local Politics

• At 19, Wisconsin's youngest lawmaker aiming high
• Wisconsin high court takes up another lame-duck lawsuit
• How Wisconsin is tied to the Mueller report
• Wisconsin's Congressional Representatives take in Mueller Report
• Marijuana advocates trying again for Wisconsin legalization
• Legislation approved to raise fines for those soliciting prostitutes in Milwaukee
• DNR secretary questions why state won't ban baiting, feeding
• Wisconsin Supreme Court to take lame-duck lawsuit
• Evers creates task force to combat payroll fraud
• Wisconsin bill seeks to elevate status of 2 state trails
• Sanders promises to win back Midwest states Trump captured
• Proposed bill cracks down on opioid smuggling through mail
• Evers refuses to say if he voted for Sanders or Clinton
• Wisconsin to commemorate women's right to vote anniversary
• Governor, lawmakers hold budget listening sessions across Wisconsin
• Milwaukee County Register of Deeds to retire
• Poll shows support for legalized pot, not for gas tax hike
• GOP bill calls for posting gas tax on pumps
• Neubauer concedes to Hagedorn in Wisconsin Supreme Court election
• Court sides with Gov. Tony Evers in appointment fight
• Bill to replace r-word with intellectual disability passes the senate
• Wisconsin completely out of federal health care lawsuit
• Wisconsin Legislature to OK moving deer carcasses
• Sanders planning rallies in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pittsburgh
• Evers budget restores eminent domain for bike trails
• Trump congratulates Hagedorn in Wisconsin court race
• Painting of kids playing back at Wisconsin governor mansion
• Two candidates announce candidacy for Milwaukee alderperson seats
• Newly released document highlights how much work went into bringing the DNC into Milwaukee
• Future for Palmyra-Eagle Area School District uncertain after referendum voted down
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Kelly says he expects to run
• GOP sees positive 2020 sign in Wisconsin Supreme Court race
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Race: Hagedorn claims victory, Neubauer won't concede or promise recount
• Rhodes-Conway ousts longtime Madison Mayor Soglin
• McGuire wins Democratic primary in Assembly race
• Results for Wisconsin 2019 Spring Election
• 3 Democrats vie for open Wisconsin Assembly seat
• Voters weighing Wisconsin Supreme Court picks
• GOP asks court to let lame-duck appointees return to work
• Evers could face $1.9b shortfall heading into second budget
• Fine for littering increases to $500 in city of Milwaukee
• Here's what you need to know for Tuesday's Wisconsin Supreme Court election
• Legislators circulate bill delaying closure of Lincoln Hills
• The Latest: Evers re-hires dozens of Walker appointees
• Kaul advocating for $1.8 million in funding for state crime labs
• Wisconsin appeals court restores laws from lame-duck session
• Meet the candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court
• Common Council approves legislation for DPW reserve force to help with snow removal
• Hagedorn accuses Neubauer of lying in Supreme Court debate
• Milwaukee early voting numbers surpass previous spring elections
• Second judge blocks parts of lame duck laws limiting governor and AG’s powers
• Common Council approves resolution to replace lead service lines
• Evers budget pumps $2.8m into state parks
• Governor to tour flooded areas in western Wisconsin
• 'A bad precedent': Wisconsin's lame-duck battle
• Alderman says food truck agreement reached
• Wisconsin senators' reaction to conclusion of Mueller report
• Lame-duck parties can file briefs until Monday
• "We are not negligent:" Health Department defends response to lead crisis
• Republicans ask to stay order blocking lame-duck laws
• Democrat Kaul defends Wisconsin abortion law
• Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission Executive Director discusses plans to step down
• County Board approves proposal that would allow undocumented immigrants to get licenses
• Gov. Evers, AG Kaul move to withdraw Wisconsin from ACA lawsuit
• State Rep. JoCasta Zamarripa officially files to run for Alderman Donovan's seat
• Republicans reject Evers' spending on state, UW buildings
• Former governor Walker joining GOP redistricting group
• Judge blocks Wisconsin lame-duck laws
• Executive Director of Milwaukee's Fire and Police Commission leaving
• Bill introduced to ban conversion therapy in Wisconsin
• Vos panel considers health threats from water pollution
• Assembly committee to vote on lifting limits for elk hunt
• Evers wants to raise state unemployment benefits
• Rep. Bryan Steil on his first few months in office
• Bill would force interlocks for first-time drunken drivers
• Judge puts off ruling in Wisconsin lame-duck lawsuit
• GOP bill allows expungement for first-time drunken drivers
• Governor Evers declares State of Emergency after rapid snowmelt and rain cause major flooding
• Hundreds rally at Wisconsin Capitol to protest climate change inaction
• Wisconsin leaders demand National Guard sex assault review
• O'Rourke returning to Wisconsin for early campaign stops
• Residents express frustration about plans for proposed youth prison in Milwaukee
• Early voting begins in Milwaukee
• Mayor Barrett vetoing resolution to ban food trucks on National Avenue
• Evers' health agency leaders dedicated to Medicaid expansion
• Evers plans new juvenile facilities in Milwaukee, Hortonia
• Tavern lobby: Hold private events after Evers' decision
• Kaul scraps Department of Justice non-disclosure agreements
• Mayor Tom Barrett delivers State of the City Address
• Mayor Tom Barrett previews State of the City Address
• 'We would have to shut down': Farmers relieved Evers won't force wedding barns to get liquor licenses
• Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan will not seek reelection in 2020
• New bill aims to crack down on businesses suspected of prostitution
• Evers won't force wedding barns to get liquor licenses
• Gov. Evers proposed capital budget includes $15 million investment in the Medical College of Wisconsin
• Fitzgerald calls Evers' capital budget plan 'alarming'
• Lieutenant Governor speaks at Cudahy Middle School
• Evers' capital budget calls for $2 billion in new borrowing
• "Totally unacceptable:" Public Works Committee discusses snow removal & potholes
• Wisconsin Supreme Court hopeful defends views on gay rights