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The offices of the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, in Madison. The department administers the state unemployment insurance program. (Wisconsin Examiner photo)

Wisconsin and 13 other states have sued the Trump administration for canceling $45 million in federal grants to modernize their unemployment insurance systems after the COVID-...


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Devin Remiker, chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, speaks at the state party convention on June. On Friday, Oct. 9, the state party sued President Donald Trump and three Trump administration agencies over political ads that the federal government posted in September using taxpayer dollars. (Photo by Baylor Spears/Wisconsin Examiner)

The Wi...


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Attendees at a Feb. 12 protest called for a pause on data center construction in Wisconsin. (Henry Redman | Wisconsin Examiner)

A group of four legislative Republicans, including two who aren’t running for reelection, announced this week proposed legislation that would repeal the sales tax exemption for data centers that was included in the 2023-2...


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The union SEIU Wisconsin Nurses has filed new charges against St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison, part of SSM Health. as well as SSM's Dean Medical Group clinics, accusing the employers of violating federal labor laws. (Wisconsin Examiner photo)

The union representing nurses at St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison and Dean Medical Group outpatient clinics i...


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A Madison Gas & Electric truck drives past downed powerlines in Menasha after a July tornado. (Photo by Henry Redman/Wisconsin Examiner)

The Federal Emergency Management Agency confirmed $17.9 million in disaster aid is being made available for Wisconsinites in Forest, Outagamie, Vilas and Winnebago counties to assist with damage caused by a t...


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