Data centers are a thorny issue for candidates running for election in November. For many voters, the issue is not complicated at all.

When state childcare funding dries up this summer, parents, providers and advocates worry it will have ripple effects on the families and the economy.

The state’s popular land stewardship program runs out of funding June 30. Some worry more Wisconsin natural areas will be bulldozed.

Liberal Judge Chris Taylor has continued to outraise conservative Judge Maria Lazar, but both have donations from all over the map and from billionaires.

The Democratic senator from Madison was among a minority of U.S. House members who voted against the invasion of Iraq in 2002.

Appeals Court judges Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor are competing for an open seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court on April 7.

A Dane County woman and her teen son live in Abu Dhabi as the Iran war rages. She says there was little thought for Americans caught in the middle.

Post-9/11 veterans returned to Wisconsin with different damage than older generations, and are seeking out non-traditional forms of support.

The Cap Times is looking to share stories of people from Dane County who are in the Middle East or who have loved ones there, as the conflict escalates and

The governor is asking the Legislature to ban partisan gerrymandering in the state’s constitution amid a nationwide redistricting push.

The lawsuit follows Madison public schools and more school districts around the state turning to referendums to increase funding.

Vos, Wisconsin's longest-serving Assembly leader, has been a powerful Republican force in Wisconsin for the last two decades.

Vos, Wisconsin's longest-serving Assembly leader, has been a powerful Republican force in Wisconsin for the last two decades.

Wisconsin's version of C-Span has been offline for six weeks. Lawmakers and advocates say its absence has hurt the public's access to their government.

Sprawling centers that power AI and other internet applications are in plans for DeForest and elsewhere, but residents fear forever harm to their communities.

In the wake of the Abundant Life Christian School shooting in Madison, advocates called for action to address gun violence and safety in schools.

Democratic State Sen. Sarah Keyeski of Lodi is new to politics. She says she's staying true to herself, even if it means losing a future election.

While most school districts in the Madison area already limit cell phone use by students, some, including MMSD, must enact changes to comply with a new Wisconsin law.

The Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition is pushing to create an independent redistricting commission before legislative maps are redrawn following the 2030 census.

Dane County pantries like Second Harvest Food Bank used a now-canceled annual USDA report to track national trends in food insecurity.

As President Donald Trump threatens to send National Guard troops into Democratic-led cities, here's what to know about who controls Wisconsin's military.

'I don’t know of a single program that’s not raising rates, and many are doing between $20 and $50 a week across the state. That’s not lowering out-of-pocket costs for families,' said one provider.

SNAP-Ed, a federally funded nutrition education program that accompanied SNAP benefits, was eliminated in President Donald Trump’s budget law.

In social media posts, Rep. Derrick Van Orden said the man who allegedly shot and killed a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband on June 14 was a liberal, despite reports to the contrary.

President Donald Trump’s federal spending bill would make cuts to food assistance programs.

The Wisconsin Local Food Purchase Assistance Program was helping to provide locally grown food to food banks across the state.

Johnson said the cuts to Medicaid in President Donald Trump's budget bill don't go far enough.

Advocates are exhausted and determined as state Republicans and the Trump Administration stymie efforts to fight the 'forever chemicals.'

Three people died, including the shooter, and another six were injured in Wisconsin's deadliest school shooting on record.

The controversial legislation was passed more than a decade ago and stripped public workers in Wisconsin of most collective bargaining rights.