Supreme Court hears oral arguments in academic freedom, free speech case
Supreme Court will come to decision by June
Lawyer pay raise initiative seeks support ahead of Supreme Court hearing
UW law professor Michele LaVigne called lawyer's low pay 'sheer craziness'
Annual ‘State of the Air’ report finds particle pollution levels improving, ozone pollution worsening in Wisconsin
More than four in 10 Americans – 133.9 million – live in counties that have unhealthful levels of either ozone or particle pollution, where their health is at risk
Wisconsin workplace wellness programs focus on health information, not changes to environment
Though these programs are well intentioned, experts are concerned by lack of long term benefits to employees
With Paul Ryan announcing retirement, Democrats and Republicans gauge potential of ‘blue wave’
The races for governor and Ryan's district could be more competitive than past elections
Paper from Wisconsin Coalition Against Homelessness could be influential in next state budget
Coalition looks to improve workforce development for Wisconsin's homeless population
Gerrymandering gives way to lack of bipartisan legislation, Whitford says
Whitford currently waiting on Supreme Court decision for Wisconsin's gerrymandering case
Under Walker’s new welfare package, recipients see increase in work requirements for food stamps, mandated drug tests
Governor believes assistance 'should be more like a trampoline and less like a hammock'
Ryan to retire upon fulfillment of current term, plans to devote more time to family
Republicans, Democrats to fight for open seat in more competitive state election
Walker ready to send troops to border, supports Trump’s ‘aggressive action’
Walker's view is met with opposition from Democratic Rep. Mark Pocan
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