More than a thousand international students have faced disruptions, with their academic careers and lives in the U.S. thrown ...

Wisconsin's nearly 35-year-old, explicit ban on direct sales has ignited an ongoing legal dispute between the state and Tesla ...

Eau Claire is asking Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul to determine if transporting homeless people to other jurisdictions is legal.

Guidance to state employees about what to do if immigration officials or other federal agents show up at their workplace drew ...

The Department of Homeland Security told a retired Fox Valley college administrator to "depart the United States immediately.

A statute requires trans people to publish old and new names in a newspaper, raising worries it poses a risk amid attacks on ...

If an investor wins in a challenge to a law called “Swampbuster,” hundreds of thousands of acres in Iowa and other states could be affected.

President Donald Trump’s fluctuating tariff policies have kept the world guessing. What does it all mean for Wisconsin?

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Hundreds of species need wetlands to breed, forage and rest. When wetlands are destroyed, birds are usually the first to noticeably die off.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ use of his uniquely powerful veto can lock in a school funding hike for 400 years, the state Supreme Court ruled.

Some say wetlands can save money by blunting flood impacts. A Wisconsin law geared to stem disasters before they happen will test that idea.