$50 million to change how kids learn to read could end up in state surplus without action
State funding for Act 20, an already-passed law focused on literacy in Wisconsin, is tied up in an ongoing lawsuit.
WIAA responds to report of bill that would subject it to public records, open meeting laws
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association issued a statement responding to a bill that would subject it to public records and open meetings laws.
As state education agency cuts costs, DPI superintendent race heats up
Who's to blame for the agency's budget squeeze could become a flashpoint in the state superintendent race this spring.
14 Wisconsin companies are among most socially responsible in US, study says
The 600 companies on the list were selected from among the 2,000 largest publicly traded companies in the U.S.
Rape kits are back in the news with the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. Here's what to know.
Both campaigns are trying to use the issue to define Brad Schimel, the former Republican attorney general and a current Waukesha County judge.
Our Student of the Week hails from Milwaukee's Carmen Middle/High School
Kevin Fields, a sophomore at the northwest campus of Carmen Middle/High School of Science and Technology, narrowly won this ...
Journalists work every day to have a positive effect on our communities. Here are examples.
Stories spurred legal action and prompted improvements. Journalists went beyond reporting, connecting residents through a job ...
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Kansas State football report card: Grading the Wildcats comeback win vs Rutgers in Rate Bowl
Kansas State football came back from a 17-point deficit with a dominating second-half effort to rally for a 44-41 Rate Bowl victory over Rutgers at Chase Field in Phoenix on Thursday. The Wildcats ...