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The indictment is unsealed: Trump faces 37 felony counts in classified documents probe

By Jacob Fischler - June 9, 2023

Social media, trauma, hate speech add to youth mental health crisis, U.S. Senate panel told

By Jennifer Shutt - June 9, 2023

Budget panel hikes funding for occupational licensing, but the jobs are temporary

By Erik Gunn - June 9, 2023

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Legislative leaders, Gov. Evers announce shared revenue deal

BY Erik Gunn - June 8, 2023

Wisconsin Republicans try again to repeal personal property tax

BY Henry Redman - June 8, 2023

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Colectivo Coffee employees ratify first contract, union announces

BY Erik Gunn - June 8, 2023

U.S. Supreme Court rules Alabama’s congressional maps violate Voting Rights Act

BY Bryan Lyman - June 8, 2023

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New report offers deep dive into fentanyl overdose trends

BY Isiah Holmes - June 8, 2023

Bitter divide in the Legislature over unemployment, licensing

BY Erik Gunn - June 8, 2023

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This is what bipartisanship looks like?

BY Ruth Conniff - June 9, 2023

Going for broke: How the debt ceiling fight exposed Republican bankruptcy

BY Ruth Conniff - June 3, 2023

Happy Pride Month. Creepy, bully Republican lawmakers are fixated on assaulting our community

BY David DeWitt - June 1, 2023

Speed of trust: politics and power in rural Wisconsin

BY Bill Hogseth - May 30, 2023

Legislature bottles up vaccine changes; Senate passes bills to protect fossil fuels

BY Erik Gunn - June 8, 2023

Senate divided on shared revenue bill

BY Baylor Spears - June 7, 2023

Appeals court weighs whether lawmakers can override AG in accepting legal settlements

BY Erik Gunn - June 5, 2023

Financial services firm union suspends strike with new talks underway

BY Erik Gunn - June 5, 2023

Wisconsin State Budget 2023-25

The biennial Wisconsin State Budget is the most significant piece of legislation taken up by the Legislature – the Examiner is following the whole process

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Nasal Narcan, used to reverse an overdose, stock the inside of Milwaukee County's first harm reduction vending machine. (Photo | Isiah Holmes)

Reckless homicide for overdose bill moves closer to passage

By Isiah Holmes - June 8, 2023

A crowd gathered to photograph the bronze statue of author Willa Cather after a dedication ceremony in the U.S. Capitol Statuary Hall on Wednesday June 7, 2023. The Cather statue is Nebraska's second added to the National Statuary Hall Collection. Ashley Murray/States Newsroom

Statue of renowned Nebraska author Willa Cather unveiled in U.S. Capitol

By Ashley Murray - June 8, 2023

Effects of climate change on farming, federal spending explored by U.S. Senate panel

By Jennifer Shutt - June 8, 2023

Hate groups’ political influence growing, watchdog says

By Ashley Murray - June 7, 2023

Soaring state job turnover, vacancy rates deepen trend that started with Act 10

By Erik Gunn - June 7, 2023

The indictment is unsealed: Trump faces 37 felony counts in classified documents probe

Social media, trauma, hate speech add to youth mental health crisis, U.S. Senate panel told

Budget panel hikes funding for occupational licensing, but the jobs are temporary

Latest From The Newsroom

Legislative leaders, Gov. Evers announce shared revenue deal

Wisconsin Republicans try again to repeal personal property tax

Colectivo Coffee employees ratify first contract, union announces

U.S. Supreme Court rules Alabama’s congressional maps violate Voting Rights Act

New report offers deep dive into fentanyl overdose trends

Bitter divide in the Legislature over unemployment, licensing

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Commentary

This is what bipartisanship looks like?

Going for broke: How the debt ceiling fight exposed Republican bankruptcy

Happy Pride Month. Creepy, bully Republican lawmakers are fixated on assaulting our community

Speed of trust: politics and power in rural Wisconsin

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Legislature bottles up vaccine changes; Senate passes bills to protect fossil fuels

Senate divided on shared revenue bill

Appeals court weighs whether lawmakers can override AG in accepting legal settlements

Financial services firm union suspends strike with new talks underway

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Wisconsin State Budget 2023-25

The biennial Wisconsin State Budget is the most significant piece of legislation taken up by the Legislature – the Examiner is following the whole process

More News

Reckless homicide for overdose bill moves closer to passage

Statue of renowned Nebraska author Willa Cather unveiled in U.S. Capitol

Effects of climate change on farming, federal spending explored by U.S. Senate panel

Hate groups’ political influence growing, watchdog says

Soaring state job turnover, vacancy rates deepen trend that started with Act 10