Sarah Lehr

Dane County is asking the state's attorney general to weigh in on the meaning of a newly adopted constitutional amendment, which limits how elections can be run going forward.

Attorney General Kaul plans to release opinion on constitutional amendment's impact.

The GOP majority of a legislative committee voted Tuesday to have Wisconsin's nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau look into DEI "activities" at state agencies and the Universities of Wisconsin.

Kizer pleaded guilty Thursday in Kenosha County Circuit Court to a felony charge of second degree reckless homicide.

Kizer pleaded guilty to second degree reckless homicide, while other felony charges are dropped.

The lawsuit described issues, including health problems and overseas travel, that made it difficult for the voters to find a U.S. citizen to attest to their absentee ballots. The suit filed in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin argued the witness requirements are burdensome, and violate the federal Voting Rights Act, as well as as the federal Civil Rights Act.

Now-dismissed lawsuit is just one of many concerning absentee ballots and their handling.

Wisconsinites who look to the night sky this weekend may be treated to rare view of flickering, colorful light.

The skeletal remains found on Sept. 3, 1989 in the chimney of a Madison business belong to Ronnie Joe Kirk.

The resolution asked for the ability to leverage a citywide sales tax of 0.5 percent, as well as an additional tax in communities served by the Madison Metro bus system.