Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has won the Democratic primary for governor, a shocking outcome for a candidate who briefly suspended his floundering campaign roughly a month ago.

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Tuesday's election saw primaries in seven out of eight Wisconsin congressional districts. Here are the results, along with who the winners will face in November.

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According to unofficial results, Cooke, a Democratic fundraising consultant and former small business owner, had 57 percent of the vote, while Eau Claire City Council President Emily Berge had 42.9 percent.

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The Trump-endorsed son-in-law of U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will be the Republican candidate in Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District.

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Mitchell Berman will attempt to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil in an effort to flip Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District. 

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U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany easily won his primary over Andy Manske Tuesday night.

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State health officials have confirmed two new cases of measles among residents living in Iowa and Lafayette counties. 

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Losing college graduates affects the state’s workforce and economy in both urban and rural communities. One business leader said his organization thinks about brain drain “on a weekly basis.”

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Hunger Task Force program has helped Three Brothers Farm expand and deliver high quality eggs to people in need

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Democratic voters are split as Republican voters frame the race as a battle between capitalism and socialism.

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The $90 million proposal will be included in the 2027-29 budget that is presented to the Wisconsin state Legislature and governor in the fall. 

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Gov. Evers said the storm left families, businesses and whole neighborhoods “hurting,” and said there’s still a “long road to recovery ahead.”

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Leaders in cybersecurity and rural water systems said that local providers have few resources to defend against attacks.

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Candidates running for Wisconsin governor made their final pitches to voters Monday in the run-up to Wisconsin's primary election.

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A fire that destroyed a Milwaukee elementary school earlier this summer was caused by rags soaked with cleaning liquids that spontaneously combusted inside the building, according to a fire department investigation. 

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The officer who fatally shot Corey Ruiz in Madison had nearly 11 years of law enforcement experience.

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A veteran born in Oshkosh is suing the state over a law that limits when transgender and intersex people can change the sex on their birth certificates.

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The primary is tomorrow and many voters are anxious to see if their chosen candidates are going to be successful Tuesday. WPR talked to voters in Milwaukee and Wausau about what they’re hoping for.

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Milwaukee Water Works has cut the amount of fluoride it’s adding to drinking water in half due to supply chain constraints as water utilities nationwide have faced a shortage this year.

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The new rule, which was included in Republicans' "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" last year, provides exemptions for a number of groups, including people who are pregnant, have children under age 19 who live with them and people with a recognized disability.

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