Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany’s plan addresses affordability primarily through tax cuts and deregulation, while Democratic Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley’s plan focuses on creating or exp...

Health insurance was the third highest ranking issue among voters, and outranked data centers, abortion, schools or crime.

The construction industry accounted for around half of the non-farm job growth in Wisconsin over the last year, as a few high-profile data center projects moved forward in the state.

After regulators told them to go back to the drawing board last month, American Transmission Co. has reapplied to build a more than $2 billion transmission project that will serve the data center bein...

Tribal nations and environmental groups are urging state officials to take stronger action against Enbridge.

The nation’s largest farmer-owned cooperative plans to spend $700 million to build a new soybean processing plant in Evansville.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission unanimously found that the former Green Bay city clerk likely broke state law by issuing duplicate ballots in two elections this year.

Nurses at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison say the health system violated federal labor law in its opposition to their unionization effort.

The EF-3 tornado that destroyed Fox Valley homes and businesses also reshaped a race that could help decide control of the state Legislature this November.

Microsoft, state regulators and customer advocates are raising concerns about a utility proposal meant to shield existing customers from transmission costs associated with data centers.

Green Bay Packers star running back Josh Jacobs is facing misdemeanor criminal charges related to a domestic violence arrest in May.

Billionaire Elon Musk will not face criminal charges related to a social media post he made offering $1 million to people who voted in the 2025 state Supreme Court race, the La Crosse County District ...

In the midst of an armed conflict in the Middle East, the nation’s top defense official visited the Fox Valley on Monday.

Federal court records show the state has been working to recover assets from Newcap, including grant-funded vehicles, through the nonprofit’s bankruptcy proceeding.

City officials in Green Bay say "human error" by former Clerk Celestine Jeffreys led to hundreds of voters receiving duplicate absentee ballots across two elections this year.

In the early days of the general election campaign for Wisconsin governor, Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany has tried to paint Democratic Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley as too supportive of ...

The Wisconsin Judicial Commission says a circuit court judge in Winnebago County likely committed judicial misconduct in 2023.

Democratic voters are split as Republican voters frame the race as a battle between capitalism and socialism.

Gov. Evers said the storm left families, businesses and whole neighborhoods “hurting,” and said there’s still a “long road to recovery ahead.”

Candidates running for Wisconsin governor made their final pitches to voters Monday in the run-up to Wisconsin's primary election.

State utility regulators dealt a major setback to a more than $1 billion transmission project that would serve the hyperscale data center campus being built in Port Washington.

The Green Bay city clerk is stepping down amid an investigation into how her office mailed out duplicate absentee ballots in back-to-back elections this year.

During the campaign rally at a local brewery in Appleton, Gov. Tony Evers said he chose to endorse Crowley because he was the candidate in the race most focused on issues.

Local leaders are still trying to determine the full scale of destruction that a tornado left in its wake when it hit the Fox Valley area Monday.

National Weather Service says the tornado travelled 12 miles across communities with wind speeds of up to 140 mph.

Red Oak Ridge would be the second-largest of Wisconsin’s 29 existing natural gas power plants, according to a report from the University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers. Invenergy has said the plant ...

This week, the administration announced new 50 percent tariffs on certain products from Canada, ranging from wine and dairy products to hockey sticks and cement. They are set to take effect on Aug. 19...

While the Democratic primary field has narrowed in recent weeks, Hong has remained the only Democrat who supports a statewide moratorium on new construction for AI data centers.

Two Democratic state lawmakers are urging the Brown County district attorney to take action after a state commission found billionaire Elon Musk likely violated elections law last year.

A site that represents Madison’s industrial past will get new life as the host of a new research and development facility aimed at helping power the future.

Property owners are suing the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa for allegedly restricting their access to a boat launch on private property.

The Fox Valley-based company is planning a $65 million expansion of its manufacturing plant there, expected to create more than 100 manufacturing jobs.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission will investigate how the city of Green Bay mailed out duplicate ballots in two elections this year.

Wisconsin Elections Commission staff believe there is evidence that Green Bay violated state law when the city mailed duplicate ballots to more than 150 voters ahead of the spring election.

Wisconsin native Shawn Eichorst has been appointed to serve as the university’s new athletic director, interim Chancellor Eric Wilcots announced Wednesday.

The city of Green Bay says it may have issued duplicate absentee ballots in a second election this year. Over the weekend, city staff “became aware” that some voters in seven wards, and part of an eig...

We Energies and a pair of data center developers are asking state regulators to loosen financial protections included in a new special rate structure for data centers.

Wisconsin saw a surge of new small businesses coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, but many have struggled to grow into larger companies.

Harley-Davidson is bringing some motorcycle production back to Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission has denied Minocqua Brewing Co. owner Kirk Bangstad a spot on the ballot for the upcoming primary in the governor’s race.

A coal plant in southcentral Wisconsin is expected to receive $19 million in federal funding for a modernization project after the plant was originally scheduled to retire almost two years ago.

The state launched the Child Care Bridge Payments program in 2025 to provide roughly $110 million to providers through June 2026 to help with the wind-down of Child Care Counts.

The median home cost in Wisconsin’s two biggest metro areas is at least five times the median household income in those communities, among the highest in the Midwest.

Green Bay Packers star running back Josh Jacobs will be released from custody Wednesday following an arrest in Brown County on suspected domestic violence charges.

Gov. Tony Evers is asking President Donald Trump to give Wisconsin a disaster declaration related to severe storms and flooding that ripped through the state in April, causing more than $27 million in...

Wisconsin’s labor market has slowed down over the last year, though unemployment has remained near historic lows, according to preliminary data released by the state Department of Workforce Developmen...

While local leaders in the northeast Wisconsin village of Wrightstown say they haven't received a formal development proposal, some local residents are making their feelings known in advance — they do...

Two former executives of a defunct solar energy company are facing criminal theft by contractor charges tied to work that was paid for but never completed.

Oshkosh is taking steps toward potentially buying a former downtown shopping mall. The city is considering converting the site into a mixed-use redevelopment that could include retail, housing and res...

Wisconsin's Uline is looking to pause the development of a more than 1 million-square-foot distribution center in Kenosha due to economic uncertainty.