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Candidates had to meet fundraising and polling thresholds while also signing pledges including a promise to back the eventual GOP nominee.

It's the first state-specific advertisement from the Biden campaign in the 2024 election cycle and is set to begin airing the same day as the debate.

At two Wisconsin county fairs, GOP voters said they were kicking the tires on the other candidates, want to hear views on inflation and immigration.

The Vongphakdy family is calling on the district to apologize and implement training for administrators, staff and students.

Attorney General Josh Kaul will put another $1.3 million of ARPA funds toward a 24-hour tipline and other safety services for Wisconsin schools.

Three Republican lawmakers introduced a bill that would eliminate work permits for 14- and 15-year-olds in Wisconsin.

The plan comes on the heels of another campus, UW-Oshkosh, announcing layoffs and furloughs this school year.

Cornelius and June Vannieuwenhoven have lived in their house over 50 years. It was only until the last seven that vehicles started hitting their home.

Wisconsin is the only state that has not created its own ABLE program, joined a collaboration or tasked an agency with providing information.

For the 2021-22 school year, roughly a quarter of all students statewide were chronically absent, according to the most current data from DPI.