President Donald Trump's administration had another setback in its attempt to get unredacted voter registration data from Wisconsin. The U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals denied its request to rush its case demanding sensitive data like driver license and partial social security numbers.

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The army of small, white food delivery robots crisscrossing the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus for the past seven years have vanished. They're destined for city streets around the world as the company behind them transitions from mobile campus snack packs to grocery delivery drones.

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After being shuttered for two years, a vacant hospital in Eau Claire is the new home of a company using genetics to make heart muscles for people with congenital heart disease. It's part of a new initiative backed by major donors from western Wisconsin intended to make the former Sacred Heart Hospital a medical research hub. 

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The chairman of the Wisconsin Election Commission wants the Attorney General Josh Kaul to push for more than 100,000 absentee ballots from Milwaukee's 2020 election to be destroyed, after the FBI interviewed city officials and police. It comes after the FBI seized 2020 ballots in Georgia earlier this year amid President Donald Trump's repeated false claims the election was stolen.

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The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program will expire June 30 because Republican and Democratic lawmakers couldn't agree on the terms of reauthorizing it.

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Two Democrats vying for a shot at defeating Republican Congressman Derrick Van Orden courted party activists during a Thursday Democratic Party forum in Platteville.

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As President Donald Trump touts his deal with the Iranian government to end the ongoing war and resume oil shipments, Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson and Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin say they don't like the outcome.

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President Donald Trump's administration is continuing its effort to force the Wisconsin Elections Commission to turn over unredacted Wisconsin voter data after being rebuked by a federal judge last month.

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court has taken up a second appeal of a lawsuit aimed at redrawing Wisconsin's congressional voting districts. This comes amid a multi-state redistricting battle aimed at tilting the odds of which party will control the U.S. House of Representatives after the November election.

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A Republican running for Wisconsin's deep red 7th Congressional District has lost her attempt to keep two GOP challengers, including one endorsed by President Donald Trump, off the primary ballot in August.

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The U.S. Postal Service is proposing major changes to absentee voting by mail, including creating new lists of which voters are eligible to do so. Wisconsin elections officials say they're not in a hurry to respond to the proposal because it may not survive legal challenges.

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court's liberal majority will take up an appeal of a lawsuit dismissed in April that claims the state's eight congressional districts represent an "anti-competitive gerrymander." It comes amid an ongoing redistricting battle stretching across the nation as states run by Republicans and Democrats draw new maps in hopes of boosting their odds controlling congress after the November midterm elections.

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The Wisconsin Elections Commission is asking the U.S. Postal Service for "extraordinary measures" to speed up deliveries of absentee ballots after two thirds of clerks reported problems during the April 7 election.

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Wisconsin Democrats are pushing for a 100 percent tax on any payments from President Donald Trump's "Anti-Weaponization" fund for those he claims were persecuted by previous administrations.

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A new poll shows four out of five Wisconsinites think it was wrong to oppose the tax cut and education funding deal that failed in the Legislature earlier this month.

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Republican leaders at the state party's annual convention repeatedly called for grassroots activists to stop infighting and unify behind Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany's campaign for governor.

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A new lawsuit from the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin argues allowing clerks to decide whether or not to offer absentee voters a chance to correct information on mail-in ballots violates the state Constitution.

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A day after a $1.8 billion tax cut and school spending deal failed in the Legislature, most of the candidates in the race for governor criticized Gov. Tony Evers and Republican leaders for the way they handled negotiations.

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An endorsement from President Donald Trump can be akin to a golden ticket in a GOP primary, but at least so far, his blessing in the race for Wisconsin's reliably red 7th U.S. House District has not had that kind of luster.

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A bipartisan deal between Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and Republican lawmakers blew up in the Wisconsin Legislature Wednesday night, following days of attacks from lawmakers and gubernatorial candidates from both parties.

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