What has become of our moral compass? Why are so many people enraged, ready to wage a war of words – hopefully, just words – at any opportunity? How has hateful rhetoric become the norm for political discourse?
The number of people incarcerated in Wisconsin state prisons for intoxicated driving offenses hit a record high in 2024.
The bipartisan state Elections Commission has found probable cause that Elon Musk broke state law with a social media post that offered $1 million to individuals to vote in the 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court election.
For energy consumers — residential, commercial or industrial — the integration of data centers into the energy ecosystem will enhance reliability and could over time produce cost savings and reduced environmental impact.
Isthmus tallied five finalist wins in the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies Publishers national contest for 2026.
As wait times stretch from months into years and FOIA offices struggle with staffing shortages and growing backlogs, records that belong to the public are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain.
The Antigo Public Library celebrated the completion of its “Enjoy History as It Happened” digitizing project with a program, music and refreshments on Wednesday, July 15.
Former Wisconsin State Journal reporter and editor Cary Segall died on July 3, 2026 at age 76.
In Wisconsin, National Picnic Month is a great reminder that some of the best summer memories happen outside.
Two media outlets are suing the state Department of Administration over records related to a Democratic state lawmaker who was charged with disorderly conduct following a dispute with party leaders last year.