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The Northern lights could appear over Wisconsin on July 13.

Evers said legislators should listen to the scientists with the Department of Natural Resources when it comes to complex chemical issues.

In her order, Judge Diane Schlipper argued the 1849 law bans feticide but not "consensual medical abortions."

The backlash over the scene marks the latest instance of lawmakers like Gallagher accusing Hollywood of bending to the whims of China.

Past governors have created the Frankenstein and Vanna White vetoes. Call this one the Star Trek veto. Evers went where no governor has gone before.

The U.S. Department of Education raised concerns about Title IX, which protects students from sex-based discrimination.

Thousands of people, residents and visitors, head to orchards across the Peninsula throughout July to seek out sweet and tart cherries on the trees

To avoid another situation like UW-Richland, where the community was caught off guard, one regent called for more transparency.

Ron Johnson says he's interested in ensuring the "purity" of golf is preserved in the PGA Tour's merger with the Saudi-backed LIV Golf series.

Evers' spokeswoman Britt Cudaback noted Friday the GOP plan gave 11 filers making $75 million or more an average income tax cut of $1.8 million.