State fair brought to an early end as Midwestern states get slammed by flooding
Life-Threatening Floods Force Wisconsin State Fair to Close Early
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Skilled Trades Surge in Wisconsin Amid Manufacturing Revival
Wisconsinites are entering skilled trades at record numbers as the current administration brings manufacturing back into focus.
Gov. Evers Says He Won’t Endorse in 2026 Primary—But Leaves Door Open
Evers, who last week announced that he is not running for reelection next year, told reporters on Monday that he is not looking to endorse a Democratic candidate.
Wisconsin Attorney General Continues Lawsuits Against Trump Administration
The lawsuit is Kaul’s first for August, and comes after he joined eight other lawsuits in July.
Back the Blue Budget: Wisconsin Republicans Beef Up Law Enforcement, Dems Say No
New State Budget Adds 42 Prosecutors, Expands School Safety Programs, and Supercharges Patrol Funding
Incumbent Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Raised No Money Ahead of Election
Justice Rebecca Bradley has raised no money for her campaign to defend her spot on the bench despite announcing she was running again.
Child Care Funding Compromise Reshapes Wisconsin’s Early Childhood Policy
Republicans and Gov. Evers strike a budget deal that shifts child care support from federal aid to permanent state investment.