Sarah Lehr

Finding a qualified interpreter can be a struggle in Wisconsin due to high demand for the profession.

After more than two decades of planning, construction is underway for a $160.5 million Wisconsin History Center in downtown Madison.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ administration is warning state workers to be cautious if Immigration and Customs Enforcement shows up at their workplace.

The new procedures for city police mirror a policy that has already been adopted by UW-Madison Police.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is backing a bill that would exempt gun safes and other “firearm safety devices” from Wisconsin’s sales tax.

The nearly 200 absentee ballots that went uncounted in November 2024 would not have changed the outcome of any race or referendum. But bipartisan members of the Wisconsin Elections Commison have been sharply critical of the error.

Federal funding is dwindling for victim support services including domestic violence shelters, crisis hotlines and counseling.

Refugee resettlements to Wisconsin communities like Wausau have been suspended for months.

Wisconsin Humanities oversees educational and cultural programming across the state. It’s preparing to shut down after the Trump administration abruptly promised to cut off funding.

At issue is a six-year-old state law which gives the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Finance the final say about whether to approval settlements in civil lawsuits prosecuted by state’s attorney general.