Nearly a month after the Wisconsin Elections Commission confirmed it was referring 43 cases of suspected voter fraud for prosecution, the agency has yet to turn over the names of the suspects or the district attorneys handling the cases — information Empower Wisconsin sought through an open records request. 

Gov. Tony Evers is about to have $1.9 billion at his disposal. The Republican-led Legislature would like the Democrat to focus his spending on what Wisconsin really needs to combat the COVID-19 outbreak. 

In arguably one of the wildest days in Wisconsin election law history, Gov. Tony Evers issued an executive order postponing Wisconsin’s spring election only to have the Wisconsin Supreme Court toss out his edict. 

President Trump is right. Patients with COVID-19 who require a ventilator face a significantly higher death rate. 

As the world confronts COVID-19’s mounting death toll and collapsing economy, two University of Wisconsin-La Crosse professors are concerned about “fatphobia.” 

A Milwaukee-area woman worries her daughter, who was sexually assaulted as a child, could be victimized again if the slow-moving state Department of Justice doesn’t act quickly. 

Gov. Tony Evers is often in the running for Empower Wisconsin’s dubious Tool of the Week honor. This week, it wasn’t even close. 

An Oxford, Wis. girl who doctors say more than likely contracted the coronavirus was threatened with arrest if she didn’t remove her Instagram post about her struggles with the disease, according to the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL).

While it didn’t get a lot of play in the mainstream media, liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Jill Karofsky’s answers to an American Civil Liberties Union questionnaire really show her judicial activist stripes.