Local Politics

• Coalition to March on the DNC asks for permit to peacefully assemble
• Presidential debate sites announced, what it may mean for Wisconsin
• Wisconsin group fighting for fair voting maps
• Wisconsin lawmaker's fight for accommodations turns partisan
• Vice President Mike Pence set to visit Pleasant Prairie
• Gov. Evers: More health insurance options on tap this fall
• Experts discuss polling accuracy ahead of 2020 elections
• Wisconsin Senate approves insurance for police survivors
• Daughter of State Rep. John Nygren faces new drug charges
• Sean Duffy and family welcome new baby girl
• Gov. Evers declares second Monday in October Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Wisconsin GOP to let disabled Democratic lawmaker call in
• New poll shows Pres. Trump trailing Democratic front-runners in Wisconsin
• Democrats propose new agenda unlikely to garner Republican support
• Gov. Evers issuing 1st Wisconsin pardons in 9 years
• Block by block, both parties build Obama-style organizations
• GOP Sen. Johnson says Trump blocked Ukraine aid
• Black and Latino lawmakers hold roundtable discussion at State Capitol
• Evers announces more than $400K in grants for Milwaukee-area veterans
• Evers to move date of Wisconsin's special congressional vote
• Scott Walker's son decides against run for Congress
• Wisconsin university officials react to California law allowing student athlete compensation
• Sen. Johnson wants answers on reported changes to whistleblower requirements
• Task force hoping to change Wisconsin adoption laws
• Speaker asks governor to move congressional special election
• Alderman Donovan calls Barrett's budget proposal a 'disaster' for neighborhoods
• Senator Baldwin calls for action in wake of vaping-related lung injuries
• City leaders discuss future of MCTS, need for dedicated source of funding
• Local leaders calling on Gov. Evers and Legislature to take action on gun violence
• Local lawmakers, voters react to impeachment inquiry of Trump
• Democrats tour Milwaukee ahead of DNC
• Evers to push for gun safety bills, medical marijuana
• Mayor Tom Barrett delivers 2020 budget proposal, includes cuts
• Wisconsin lawmakers drafting bill that would make holding your phone while driving illegal
• 'I want him to stay:' Mayor Barrett denies rumors that he will replace Chief Morales
• Alderwoman Nikiya Dodd calls on legislature to slow reckless drivers
• National Voter Registration Day is September 24
• Duffy serves final day in House; Evers sets January election
• Wisconsin lawmakers introduce legislation that would legalize physician-assisted suicide
• Wisconsin lawmakers introduce medical marijuana bill
• Wisconsin governor says he would mull mandatory gun buybacks
• Wisconsin school chief calls achievement gap a 'crisis'
• Key lawmaker vows to kill manure storage rules
• DNR wants to rename Peshtigo River State Forest
• State lawmaker proposes hairstyle discrimination bill
• Officials consider bill providing better access to police body cam footage
• Marquette Law School hosts naturalization ceremony for 30 new U.S. citizens
• Widows press Wisconsin lawmakers to OK police insurance bill
• Republican Fitzgerald announces run for Congress
• Report: Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar to visit Milwaukee Thursday
• Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos visits Milwaukee, draws protests
• Evers creates task force to study retirement savings
• Wisconsin Senate committee plans hearing on body camera bill
• Madison Democrats propose increased sales tax on guns sold in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Republicans have no plans to cancel primary
• Audit reveals voter registration issues in Milwaukee
• '80% Coalition' pushes for gun reform laws in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Democrats eye fourth primary debate
• Republicans hope congressional races drive turnout in 2020
• Republican Vukmir decides against run for Congress
• Bill would designate 9/11 Memorial Highway near Kewaskum
• Kaul declines to join Purdue Pharma lawsuit settlement
• Kaul: Hundreds of millions could be at stake in settlements
• Lawmakers introduce bill to fight chronic wasting disease
• Waukesha County executive Farrow won't run for Congress
• Republican Tiffany launches run for Congress in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee leaders propose increase in sales tax
• Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission official resigns, urges leaders to prepare staff for DNC
• Tiffany edges closer to run for Congress, 2 others bow out
• Evers does away with public records website Walker created
• State Sen. Kooyenga says he will not run for Congress
• Former Gov. Walker says son is considering running for Congress
• Sensenbrenner retirement could set off Republican stampede
• Latest Marquette Law School Poll shows majority want gun laws changed
• Longtime Wisconsin GOP Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner won’t seek re-election
• Biden leads Trump by 9 points in Wisconsin: MU Law Poll
• Trump wall shift erases $8M for Truax field
• Trump's approval rating remains below 50% in Wisconsin
• Trump Administration to give Wisconsin $17 million to fight opioid crisis
• Kaul still not happy with settlement secrecy agreement
• Wisconsin Republicans renew fetal tissue research ban bill
• Kaul, finance committee may discuss lawsuit settlements
• Alderman Donovan urges seizure of dilapidated property
• State Sen. Lena Taylor to run for Milwaukee mayor in 2020
• Governor Tony Evers tours UWM to learn about clean water initiatives
• Evers waiting for recommendation on when to call election
• Wisconsin cases worth millions in limbo due to lame-duck law
• "Trump Victory" campaign targets Wisconsin, touts local economy
• Russia: US senators claiming visa ban are on blacklist
• GOP won't let Kaul settle lawsuit under lame duck laws
• Wisconsin bill would set age at 21 to buy tobacco, nicotine
• Johnson says he can't get Russian visa
• Wisconsin collects $17.3 billion in taxes
• Rep. Sean Duffy resigning from Congress
• Wisconsin congressional Democrats target Trump trade war
• Judges: Democrats not on hook for GOP redistricting fees
• Wisconsin governor calls GOP concerns over gun bills 'BS'
• Rep. Steil helps customers at Kenosha gas station
• Wisconsin hemp bill changed to appease law enforcement
• City of Mequon mourns loss of Alderman Brian Schneider