Nearly a dozen current and former employees say Davis discriminated against women and people with disabilities. Davis denies ...

Wisconsin’s use of private school vouchers is expanding, and more Dane County institutions are following the lead of ...

Funded by a state grant, the heavy-duty surveillance device aims to help deputies remotely transmit information without ...

Over the next seven weeks, the Wisconsin Supreme Court is expected to issue a flurry of decisions before Justice Ann Walsh Bradley retires — ranging from whether an 1800s state law actually bans ...

Dear Editor: I grew up in a Christian home where we believed in something extraordinary and were guided by the lessons of Jesus, the Ten Commandments and the letters of the prophets. We were taught to ...

The Cap Times won 12 awards in an annual journalism excellence contest that draws entries from across Wisconsin, including its largest news organizations. The Milwaukee Press Club award winners were ...

Wisconsin fails this basic test of health and dignity for women, writes Sarah Kuhns in a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel op-ed. Inmates shouldn't have to barter for menstrual products, she says, adding ...

Pope Leo XIV used a portion of his first Sunday blessing from the loggia of St. Peter's Basilica to plead for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. In the same remarks, he delivered an urgent call for the ...

Like a parade float, brilliant ribbons beckon and wave from the apex of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. “At first glance, you might recognize these folding chairs, familiar fixtures at picnics ...

Over 48,000 people packed into sunny Camp Randall Stadium Saturday to celebrate the latest graduates from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Roughly 9,400 people received degrees during commencement ...

State Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz assured law school graduates Friday that they’re prepared to face this moment of “intense polarization.” “We are living in a time of impassioned debate ...