Joel Brennan joined the Democratic primary for governor, vowing to “stand up to Trump’s dysfunction” and be “laser-focused” on improving people’s lives if elected.

Senators rejected a Democratic bill to extend the subsidies for three years and a Republican alternative that would have created new health savings accounts.

Free and charitable clinics brace for a surge in patients due to spiking Affordable Care Act premiums and the expiration of a crucial tax credit — unless Congress acts.

After an immigration court judge granted asylum to Dailin Pacheco-Acosta and Diego Ugarte-Arenas, she is set to return to Madison. But he will remain jailed indefinitely.

State funding of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has been reduced by more than $100 million per biennium in the past 30 years. A key factor: smaller debt payments. DNR received $334.3 ...

Human Dignity Trust, which uses litigation to challenge laws that target people based on sexual orientation or gender identity, says all or parts of 65 countries criminalize same-sex, consensual ...

Young people are flocking to public policy classes at a time when polarization and gridlock can paralyze legislative action. To meet the demand, the La Follette School of Public Affairs will ...

In a three-part series, Wisconsin Watch examines why our state set back-to-back national records in Supreme Court election spending and what can be done about it.

Wisconsin refugee support organizations and food banks are preparing for the worst as regulators in other states implement new rules barring many refugees and people granted asylum from federal ...

A joint appeal from campaigns for Supreme Court candidate Chris Taylor and gubernatorial candidate David Crowley blurs the line between judicial and gubernatorial politics.

Members of Congress said Wisconsin should first address serious concerns from constituents about manufacturers’ energy and water use, which could strain existing infrastructure and leave consumers ...

Polls show Wisconsin prefers to elect justices, but the timing, term limits and vetting of candidates could be different.