Local Politics

• Officials announce DNC security ‘footprint’
• DNC Chair weighs in on Sanders-Warren dispute
• Evers appoints White to Wisconsin Court of Appeals
• Reckless driving task force reviews community recommendations
• Pocan endorses Sanders, giving him a boost in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Assembly sends pair of Lyme disease bills to Evers
• City of Milwaukee applies for $50 million federal grant to cover DNC safety costs
• Sen. Tammy Baldwin calls for witnesses, documents in impeachment trial
• Wisconsin Assembly GOP fails to override veto of nurse's aide bill
• Biden, Sanders lead Trump in new MU Law Poll
• Alderwoman Lewis responds to claims she inappropriately sought money, gift cards for birthday
• Presidential visit, Bucks game cause road closures, traffic delays
• 'Four more years:' President Donald Trump speaks at campaign rally in downtown Milwaukee
• Protesters demonstrate outside Panther Arena during President Trump's rally
• Jared Kushner meets 'Joseph Project' participants with visit to Milwaukee
• UW researcher works to make buildings radon-proof
• Six candidates to appear on ballot for Milwaukee County Executive
• Democrats highlight President Trump's 'broken promises on health care'
• Hours ahead of Milwaukee KAG rally, President Trump supporters line up downtown
• Wisconsin appeals court puts voter rolls purge on hold
• Trump supporters line up in downtown Milwaukee ahead of Tuesday's rally
• Bill would require campaigns to pay cities back before returning to Wisconsin
• What to expect at President Trump’s rally in Milwaukee
• Large crowds expected in downtown Milwaukee as Trump rally and Bucks game set for same time
• Incumbent Stanford Taylor won't run for state superintendent
• Assembly Republicans to try to override nursing aide training veto
• Wisconsin judge orders up to 209K voter names be deleted
• 'The system’s overcrowded:' Bills aim to reduce prison population, reinvest in communities
• Brookfield woman wins '2020 Wisconsin Mother of the Year' award
• Evers assigns 'homework' to GOP-controlled Legislature
• Ordinances in Cedarburg, Mequon limit some homeowners from renting homes during DNC
• Lawmaker task force urges $10M for clean water initiatives
• Experts warn of cyberattack capabilities from Iran
• Proposals look to charge Uber, food delivery fees in Milwaukee area
• Wisconsin lawmakers react to Iranian attack on U.S. targets in Iraq
• Sean Duffy and wife welcome home 9th child after 7-week hospital stay
• GOP resurrects bill to make English official language
• Wisconsin lawmakers react to US assassination of Iranian commander
• Milwaukee alderman seeks to eliminate plastic bags in Wisconsin
• Group wants Wisconsin election officials to be held in contempt of court for not purging voters
• Wisconsin organization aims to empower voters against disinformation
• Conservatives seek immediate purge of voters in Wisconsin
• State leaders reflect on the year in divided state government
• Gov. Evers bets Spotted Cow beer in Rose Bowl wager with Oregon governor
• Fate of more than 200,000 registered voters in Wisconsin still up in the air
• Census jobs available in Milwaukee in 2020
• President Trump to host 'Keep America Great' rally in Milwaukee on Jan. 14
• Wisconsin election officials consider purged voter options
• Attorney General Josh Kaul weighs in on progress made in 2019
• Evers says he's a work in progress entering second year
• Brookfield mom advocates for son with special needs, inspires universal changing station bill
• Wisconsin Legislature to consider tax cuts, water in 2020
• Wisconsin Republicans considering property tax cut in 2020
• Firm asks to take case purging 232,000 from Wisconsin voter roles to Wisconsin Supreme Court
• MPS Board approves $87M referendum ballot question
• Wisconsin governor: Foxconn could still qualify for credits
• Evers throws a meeting, Republicans don't show up
• Wisconsin Democrat faces call to resign amid complaint
• Governor sued over reluctance to release public records
• Assembly leader says medical marijuana will pass someday
• Baldwin sponsored funding to be used for research on preventing gun violence
• Fire and Police Commission approves non-collaboration policy with ICE
• Wisconsin lawmakers react to Trump impeachment
• Protesters rally against voter purge at Milwaukee City Hall
• Wisconsin's Gov. Evers says state is open to refugees
• GOP to reject proposed Wisconsin state troopers pay raise
• Wisconsin appeals court delays ruling on voter purge case
• Coworker files restraining order against Kenosha City Council president after altercation
• Evers calls on budget committee to meet on homelessness
• Voters hold rally protesting purged registrations
• Wisconsin Democrats vow to register voters who may be purged
• 'Tired of seeing it:' Students speak out against gun violence at Milwaukee County Courthouse
• Foxconn tax credits in jeopardy
• Wisconsin lawmakers react to school walkouts
• Wisconsin judge orders registrations of up to 234,000 voters to be tossed
• Wisconsin state treasurer Godlewski gives birth
• City committee approves new restrictions on MPD officers working with ICE
• Sen. Baldwin, lawmakers want to make ‘988’ national suicide hotline
• Undocumented immigrant released on bond as activists push for separation between ICE, MPD
• Wisconsin lawmaker proposing stiffer penalties for uninsured, unlicensed drivers
• GOP support grows to legalize medical marijuana in Wisconsin
• Proposed bill would make harassing sports officials a crime in Wisconsin
• 'This is long overdue:' Changes ahead for National Guard after report
• Pay raises for Wisconsin state workers up for approval
• Wisconsin Guard leader to make changes after assault probe
• Wisconsin roads panel reconvenes after 5-year hiatus
• Investigators to brief Wisconsin Guard leader on sex probe
• Gov. Evers, Republicans aim to find common ground on school safety, mental health
• How an impeachment vote could impact Wisconsin's presidential race
• Leaders highlight potential business opportunities during DNC
• Kaul, Walker weigh in on solutions for school shootings
• Kaul puts pressure on Republicans to act on rape test bill
• Ex-Wisconsin Gov. Walker open to seeking office after 2025
• Elected officials react to Waukesha school shooting
• Wisconsin elections panel seeks clarity on deactivation
• Rep. Gwen Moore backs expanded tax credit
• Mayor Barrett promotes small retailers, proclaims 'Small Business Saturday'
• Community activist Tory Lowe announces run for public office
• Gov. Evers signs bill making Wisconsin hemp program permanent
• Bill aims to make diaper-changing stations more accessible to dads