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Madison Pride Ride this Sunday

Juneteenth Flag Raising Ceremony | Tuesday, June 2nd

More than 300 candidates file to run for office — with some high profile MIA

A dispute over a congressional map could snowball into a legal and logistical elections crisis

Wisconsin Republicans lean into anti-trans rhetoric in 2026 campaign

Ex-Trump attorney Troupis seeks $3.2 million from ‘anti-weaponization’ fund

Foreign suppliers play a key role in US fertilizer markets

Packers’ Josh Jacobs returns to practice amid domestic abuse allegations: ‘Business as usual’

Need help paying property taxes? Here’s where older Wisconsinites can find assistance

Bucks’ Kyle Kuzma blasts Bernie Sanders’ AI ownership plan: ‘Soviet exit’

Randy Bryce, union ironworker, drops out of Wisconsin congressional race

It’s Wisconsin Bike Week

Wisconsin candidate for governor Tom Tiffany breaks from President Trump on Iran, immigration and Jan. 6

DNR accepting entries for 2027 Wild Turkey, Pheasant, and Waterfowl Stamp Design Contests

USPS mail ballot proposal could add new hurdles for voters and election officials

Guest opinion: Going boating? Wear a life jacket. It could save your life.

Schlitz beer brews its final batch in Wisconsin

Bryan Steil touts lead reduction in drinking water affecting Black and Brown communities, but actually voted against it

More cities are pressing pause on data centers as local backlash grows

Francesca Hong provides her vision for public safety in Wisconsin after ‘abolish’ police remarks drew ire of Republicans, Democrats and CNN

Why a Check Stub Template Helps Keep Finances Organized

An apprenticeship aiming to ease Wisconsin’s teacher shortage is ‘stalling.’ Will it catch on?

Write-in candidate for Wisconsin governor posts video of himself removing yards signs from lawns

DNR asks for help during turtle mating season in Wisconsin

Mandela Barnes gains major environmental endorsement in Wisconsin Democratic primary

Five things to know about pesticides, cancer and a pending Supreme Court ruling

After years of lawsuits against agrichemical companies and battles over environmental regulations, the nation’s highest court is expected to rule this summer on a case that could significantly alter the pesticide industry.