Wisconsin

Wisconsin Governor Uses Veto Power To Increase School Funding… For 400 Years

The increase was set to expire after the 2024-2025 school year. Now it will last until 2425.
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19-Year-Old Woman Dies On Wedding Day After Wisconsin House Fire

Paige Ruddy was trapped in the second floor of a house fire at around 4 a.m. Tuesday — mere hours before her scheduled courthouse marriage.
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This ‘Succession’ Episode Really Hit Home — And There Is A Reason It's So Terrifying

What happens after arsonists burn 100,000 Democratic-leaning ballots in Wisconsin? Real-life experts aren’t so sure either.
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Democrats’ State-Level Comeback Hits Its Limits

Using national issues to power local victories crawled the party out of the wilderness, but the terrain remains treacherous in swathes of the country.
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Wisconsin Woman Killed In Car Crash Hours After Her Husband's Funeral

Sara Nowak died in a wreck just hours after attending the funeral of her husband Louis, who died from cancer.
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Wisconsin Republicans Gain Impeachment Power In State Senate

Republican Dan Knodle’s victory over Democrat Jodi Habush Sinykin ensure the GOP a two-thirds majority in the upper legislative chamber.
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Liberals Take Control Of Wisconsin Supreme Court

Judge Janet Protasiewicz’s victory offers hope to supporters of abortion rights and Democrats seeking fairer district maps.
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Abortion Rights And Democracy Are On The Line In Wisconsin Court Race

The prospect of a liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court has prompted unprecedented spending and national attention.
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This Under-The-Radar Wisconsin Race Has Big Implications For The State’s Future

Jodi Habush Sinykin, a Democratic state Senate candidate, warns that Wisconsin is at a “tipping point.”
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Miley Cyrus' Nonprofit Takes On Wisconsin School's Ban Of Dolly Parton Duet

Happy Hippie Foundation gave a warm message to students after officials said Cyrus and Parton's LGBTQ-inclusive song "could be deemed controversial."
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