A college sports bill burrowing through the Wisconsin state legislature could shield all financial records involving the ...

The Wisconsin State Legislature is being sued over its use of private lawyers by progressive firm Law Forward. The lawsuit was filed on Feb. 19 in Dane County Circuit Court and focuses on a provision ...

The state Senate will hold its final session of the year next week, and healthcare systems across Wisconsin — along with the Wisconsin Hospital Association — are urging senators to vote on and pass ...

Emplify Health is among Wisconsin health systems urging the state Senate to ensure legislation aimed at relieving hospital capacity concerns passes before the end of the upcoming legislative session.

Assembly Bill 598, referred to as “next of kin” legislation, would allow family members, including spouses, to make limited patient care decisions for incapacitated loved ones without first obtaining ...

MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) - The Wisconsin State Senate is creating a special committee on oversight of the Department of Justice, with Senate President Mary Felzkowski of Tomahawk named as chair by the ...

A new bill mandating education on child sexual abuse and prevention in schools is set to be voted on by the state Senate on ...

A Wisconsin Senate bill would require local governments to approve a solar or wind project before it can be approved by the state’s Public Service Commission.

The final marathon session included a reversal on postpartum Medicaid coverage and a plan to use $125 million to address PFAS pollution.

MADISON, Wis. — The Wisconsin State Senate advanced bills Wednesday that would bar transgender athletes from participating in girls' sports and prohibit gender-affirming medical procedures for minors.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis., (WLAX, WEUX) – In the upcoming elections for the state legislature, maps recently drawn in 2024 will be in ...

NCAA athletics has changed, and Wisconsin must change with it, or sit on the sidelines. So let's encourage the Wisconsin State Senate to pass AB 1034.