Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Lazar Faces Scrutiny Over GOP Ties
April 1, 2026
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Maria Lazar claims political independence despite spending $225,000 on Republican consultants.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Maria Lazar claims political independence despite spending $225,000 on Republican consultants.
The U.S. Department of Transportation will release over $1 billion for a major bridge replacement in northern Wisconsin.
Democratic lawmakers in Wisconsin aim to reduce reliance on referendums for school funding as April votes approach.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers has enacted a law to extend postpartum Medicaid benefits in Wisconsin, improving maternal care.
Rural advocates in Wisconsin raise concerns over data centers and farms, citing corporate extraction and climate risks.
Surrounded by lawmakers and advocates, Gov. Evers signed a law expanding breast cancer screening access on March 19.
Wisconsin’s new law enforces consumer protections for cryptocurrency kiosks, targeting fraud and capping transaction fees.
The economic impact of Wisconsin’s outdoor recreation industry hit a new high in 2024, rising 3.8% from the prior year.
In an interview, Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Maria Lazar mistakenly claimed the Dred Scott decision was overturned, highlighting her historical inaccuracy.
President Trump’s 2024 campaign promises of halving energy costs fall short, with Americans facing higher electricity bills.
State Sen. Kelda Roys aims to lead Wisconsin as governor, opposing Trump’s policies and focusing on affordability, healthcare, and education reform.
One-third of Wisconsin kids missed all recommended vaccinations by age 2 in 2025, with a yearly decline of nearly 2%.
