Vote to reverse Wisconsin’s mask mandate could cause a loss of over $49 million in federal aid
The possible loss of federal aid could mean adding increased food insecurity to the list of unemployment and much more currently harming the people of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republicans resume efforts to end state mask mandate
'I am extremely disappointed by the discussions being held at the WI legislature,' infectious disease specialist says
Wisconsin Republicans reveal new COVID-19 legislation, includes emergency fund
'We cannot afford to have any lapse in testing, contact tracing or any of the other things we do around public health,' Gov. Evers says
Trump’s refusal to concede presidential election may have long-lasting effects on U.S. democracy
'Frankly, their silence is debilitating to democracy and wrecking our country’s trust in key democratic institutions,' UW professor says
Madison’s shift toward more liberal legislature influenced by past GOP majorities
Republicans still have majority in state legislature, though Democrats have gained seats
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Republicans can appeal in absentee ballot extension case
'No voter can depend on any extension of deadlines for electronic and mail-in registration and for receipt of absentee ballots unless finally upheld on appeal,' federal judge says
A drawing lesson for Wisconsin politicians
Ahead of 2020 census, abolition of gerrymandering is important now more than ever for creation of fair districts
Legislature passes lame duck bills limiting executive power
In a rare lame-duck session, the Wisconsin state Legislature passed a package of bills along party lines Wednesday morning limiting executive power and early voting. …
Everything UW students need to know before August gubernatorial primary
Candidates weigh in on general issues, plans for UW system, students
