Category Archives: State News

The legal proceedings in the case involving the teenager accused of the tragic killing of Lily Peters in Chippewa County are progressing at a notably slow pace. Towards the end of this month, a judge ...

The search for a potentially armed and dangerous suspect, 18-year-old Julius Jones, remains ongoing, according to authorities in Madison. Detectives have turned to Facebook as a means of seeking assis...

A Canadian Pacific train derailed in Dodge County Tuesday, resulting in no reported injuries or spills. According to the sheriff's office, a total of 29 cars veered off the tracks in the vicinity of R...

The Fourth of July weekend in Milwaukee was marked by a significant surge in violence. Authorities have reported that a total of 22 individuals were shot between Saturday and yesterday, resulting in t...

Saturday night proved to be a remarkable occasion for the Madison Mallards, starting off with an impressive feat even before the first pitch. In a unique display, distillers combined 500 oranges, 325 ...

Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin has expressed her concerns and criticism regarding recent Supreme Court decisions that she believes allow for discrimination in the United States. On Friday, Senator B...

Even more praise is coming in from Republican leaders in Madison on the budget which currently sits on Governor Tony Evers' desk. Representative Terry Katsma of Oostburg, much like his other Republica...

Wisconsin's governor, Governor Evers, is expected to make swift decisions regarding the new state budget, with action anticipated as early as this week, according to the governor's office. Recently, s...

The national Starbucks employees' "Strike with Pride" protest made it's way to Madison. The strike is a demonstration organized by Starbucks employees in response to their stores being instructed to t...

The holiday weekend in Milwaukee saw a continuation of the violence streak. According to city police, a total of 11 individuals were shot between Saturday and the early hours of this morning. One of t...