President Trump has said he wants to ban mail-in ballots and voting machines with an executive order. But can he actually do that?
The tariffs are hitting our farmers hard, causing delayed equipment upgrades, more expensive supplies, and lower incomes.
Health care is the number one issue constituents in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District are concerned about.
If you've ever thought you could do a better job than your elected officials, now's the time to step up in Wisconsin.
Dr. Jonathan Temte, a UW professor who helped declare measles eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, says low vaccination rates put the state at risk of losing that status.
OB-GYNs in Wisconsin have been breathing a little easier over the last few weeks since the state Supreme Court ruled the 1849 abortion law was invalid.
Founding Editor Pat Kreitlow shared some thoughts on our morning radio show about last week's 60th anniversary of the creation of Medicaid and Medicare.
For nearly 30 years, Head Start has welcomed all families, regardless of immigration status. The Trump administration is changing that rule—and it will hurt children living in Wisconsin.
With the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision earlier last month, the state’s “abortion ban” is no more and this OB-GYN is returning to Wisconsin to practice.
While the recently passed state budget includes a first-ever investment in childcare, Wisconsin childcare providers say it’s not going to add up.
