Lawsuit: Milwaukee Tool relied on forced Chinese prison labor to make gloves

Former prisoner says he was subjected to five months of forced labor for the company’s benefit. Milwaukee Tool says the claim lacks merit.

Analyzing the Fallout from the Presidential Debate

Unveiling Trump's Falsehoods, Assessing Biden's Performance, and Shaping the Democratic Party's Future after the First Presidential Debate

Wisconsin’s Unique Independence Day Journey

The celebration of Independence Day on July 4 has a rich history in the state, but what do you really know about it? Learn more in this "Slice of Wisconsin" story

Battleground Wisconsin: Voters Feel Nickel-and-Dimed by Health Care Costs

Many Wisconsin voters still can’t figure out whom to vote for — or whether to vote at all.

Wisconsin election officials get some clarity on tasks they can outsource

Attorney general’s opinion on new constitutional amendment suggests clerks won’t have to change the way they operate.

Supreme Court OKs Local Crackdowns on Homelessness, as Advocates Warn of Chaos

An estimated 653,100 people were homeless in the United States in 2023, according to the most recent federal estimates.

Wisconsin voice: Economic progress noticeable when connecting policy dots

A Wisconsin educator said he is seeing positive economic trends and he credits federal policy.

New legal action stems from Wisconsin wolf management plan

Wisconsin's wolf management plan has been in place for months now but the legal fallout continues.

What to know about PTSD for PTSD Awareness Month