Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers says President Donald Trump's order to restrict absentee ballots from going to people not vetted by his administration is "bulls---," and he looks forward to seeing the president in court.

The post Evers calls Trump’s order restricting mail-in voting ‘bulls–––’ appeared first on WPR.

Just like regular gas prices, the price of diesel has skyrocketed over the past month in response to the war in Iran.

The post Higher diesel prices in Wisconsin will likely trickle down to consumers appeared first on WPR.

Wisconsin is part of a coalition of 21 states and local governments suing the Environmental Protection Agency for weakening standards on coal-fired power plants tied to emissions of mercury and other harmful pollutants.

The post Wisconsin and groups sue Trump EPA for rollback of mercury standards appeared first on WPR.

Traditional diets can be ineffective. But as a UW-Madison researcher recently told Larry Meiller that an eco-friendly diet can bring about long-lasting benefits for both individual and planetary health.

The post How to sustain an eco-friendly diet appeared first on WPR.

A free 5K along the shore of Lake Mendota is part of a global community running movement.

The post A global movement, a local morning: A community run that brings the world together  appeared first on WPR.

Thanks to developments in genetic selection and feeding, the amount of fat in milk has spiked in recent years after decades of consistency.

The post Butterfat in milk is at historic levels. For some Wisconsin cheesemakers, that’s a problem. appeared first on WPR.

An American journalist was kidnapped Tuesday in Baghdad and Iraqi security forces are pursuing her captors, Iraqi officials said. The journalist was identified as freelancer Shelly Kittleson by one of the outlets she worked for.

The post Wisconsin-born journalist kidnapped in Baghdad, search is underway appeared first on WPR.

Republican state lawmakers say Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul sidestepped state law in order to bring on several attorneys whose pay was bankrolled by private foundations. Kaul and other Democrats call the accusation a "partisan stunt."

The post Republicans OK report criticizing attorney general over privately funded legal fellows appeared first on WPR.

More than 30 groups representing Milwaukee School of Engineering students, faculty and staff, unions and politicians, are asking the college to stop cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which uses a leased building on campus.

The post More than 30 groups demand Milwaukee School of Engineering cut ties with ICE appeared first on WPR.

Ralph Gianoli was found dead inside his Kenosha home in September of 1977.

The post Kenosha police make arrest in unsolved homicide case from 1977 appeared first on WPR.

With a "hell no," Gov. Tony Evers vetoed five bills Tuesday that would have restricted transgender access to health care and team sports.

The post As other Democrats moderate stances, Evers vetoes 5 transgender bills appeared first on WPR.

In a bill-signing Friday, Governor Tony Evers brought Wisconsin in line with more than 30 other states and the federal government in adopting a wide-ranging definition of antisemitism into law.

The post Wisconsin adopted an antisemitism definition into law. Critics say it could chill free speech. appeared first on WPR.

Newcap, which served low-income residents in 10 counties for more than 50 years, announced the closure on Tuesday.

The post 134 households ‘at risk of going homeless’ as northeast Wisconsin nonprofit abruptly closes appeared first on WPR.

"[Beethoven's] First Symphony sounds like a very late symphony of Haydn, had he lived a few years longer. The Second could have been a late Mozart work. But the Third is something entirely new."

The post La Crosse Symphony brings ‘heroic’ performance to WPR Music appeared first on WPR.

A three-judge panel in Wisconsin dismissed a lawsuit aimed at redrawing Wisconsin's congressional districts before the November election, saying they don't have authority to strike down the current map that was enacted by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

The post Judicial panel dismisses lawsuit challenging Wisconsin congressional districts appeared first on WPR.

One week ahead of Wisconsin's Supreme Court election, liberal Judge Chris Taylor is continuing her fundraising dominance over conservative Judge Maria Lazar.

The post Chris Taylor again outraises Maria Lazar in Wisconsin Supreme Court race appeared first on WPR.

The post test test appeared first on WPR.

A Wausau attorney found himself watching missiles and drones explode in the night sky over Qatar this month, stranded for nearly two weeks after war erupted less than a day after he and his wife arrived in Doha.

The post War turns personal for central Wisconsin attorney stranded in Qatar appeared first on WPR.

Washburn’s Early Learning Center shows how K-12 districts can provide space and staff — if funding and wages align.

The post From cribs to classrooms: Rural Wisconsin schools may fill child care gap appeared first on WPR.

The city of Milwaukee is suing one of the area’s most delinquent landlords, calling the company's properties “public nuisances.”

The post Milwaukee sues out-of-state landlord for tax delinquency, code violations appeared first on WPR.