(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court is set to make a decision regarding the tax-exempt status of organizations that do not comply with state qualifications for “religious purposes.”

(The Center Square) – The overturning of Wisconsin’s Act 10 was judicial overreach and took power over Wisconsin’s budget away from the Legislature, a new amicus brief argues.

(The Center Square) – The Madison Metropolitan School District has proposed a 2026 budget to support new staff, increased wages and construction projects that would raise district property taxes by $80.5 million, or 20.2%.

(The Center Square) – A group of Milwaukee aldermen continue to be furious about the state’s latest high-profile immigration arrest.

(The Center Square) – A public hearing is set for Tuesday on a bill that would require all referenda or proposed constitutional amendments in the state to include a full explanation of the amendment or referendum, date it will be…

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin voters are very confident in the state’s elections, with 54% of respondents saying so in a new poll released by the bipartisan Democracy Defense Project.

(The Center Square) – There’s once again anger in Wisconsin over what to call pregnant women.

(The Center Square) – Separating the funding for Wisconsin’s school choice program from the state’s public school funding formula would have saved local property taxpayers $337 million this year but that expense would have been shifted to $343 million in…

(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump's administration is investigating the Green Bay Area Public School District over a complaint of racial discrimination against a dyslexic student.

(The Center Square) – Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan should not be prosecuted for her actions related to a defendant in her courtroom set to be arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers outside the courtroom due to judicial immunity,…

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin should grade all of its K-12 public schools along the same standards, follow nationally recognized standards and make sure simplified summaries are available each year by Aug. 15, a policy statement from City Forward Collective…

(The Center Square) – A hearing over interest earned on COVID-19 federal relief money left lawmakers thinking three things could happen – a veto, a court fight with Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers or an impeachment trial.

(The Center Square) – A Dane County judge is getting suspended by the Wisconsin Supreme Court after it found Judge Ellen Berz violated the court system’s s ethical code.

(The Center Square) – A group of Wisconsin Republican lawmakers is looking to increase spending by $31 million annually in state payments to municipalities to cover the expense of providing services to state buildings.

(The Center Square) – There’s another deep dive into the case law behind judicial immunity in Wisconsin as federal prosecutors continue with their case against Milwaukee County’s arrested judge.

(The Center Square) – Government red tape is contributing to the crisis in Wisconsin child care affordability and staffing, a new report finds.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s senior U.S. Senator says his problems with the reconciliation plan have not changed in the few days since House Republicans in the House put their stamp on it.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction has formed a committee to review and set new state report card standards.

(The Center Square) – Republicans are attempting to cut a "back-room tax deal” amid the Wisconsin budget negotiations, Democrats on the Joint Finance Committee said at a news conference Tuesday.

(The Center Square) – A public hearing will be Wednesday for a bill claiming Gov. Tony Evers’ administration kept $172 million in taxpayer dollars from interest earned on unspent funds since the COVID-19 pandemic.