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

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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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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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Citing a conflict of interest, the Brown County district attorney is handing complaints from state elections officials against billionaire Elon Musk to the La Crosse County district attorney.

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State utility regulators dealt a major setback to a more than $1 billion transmission project that would serve the hyperscale data center campus being built in Port Washington.

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The Green Bay city clerk is stepping down amid an investigation into how her office mailed out duplicate absentee ballots in back-to-back elections this year.

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A former employee of an Epic Systems subsidiary is challenging the company’s noncompete agreements in a federal court in California.

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National Labor Relations Board staff certified the union election late last month after nurses voted 511-63 to unionize with the Service Employees International Union of Wisconsin. 

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A neighborhood that had been untouched that morning is now a sea of debris. The community is in the early stages of what could be a years-long recovery.

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During the campaign rally at a local brewery in Appleton, Gov. Tony Evers said he chose to endorse Crowley because he was the candidate in the race most focused on issues.

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The proposal is the first in a series of agreements aimed at making sure customers aren’t on the hook for transmission costs for data center projects, including others in Port Washington and Beaver Dam.

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Local leaders are still trying to determine the full scale of destruction that a tornado left in its wake when it hit the Fox Valley area Monday.

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National Weather Service says the tornado travelled 12 miles across communities with wind speeds of up to 140 mph.

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Staff with the National Weather Service assessed the damage on Monday afternoon.

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Red Oak Ridge would be the second-largest of Wisconsin’s 29 existing natural gas power plants, according to a report from the University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers. Invenergy has said the plant is meant to help respond to rising electricity demand in Wisconsin, and that it would not be run continuously.

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The National Labor Relations Board has certified the union election for hundreds of nurses at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison.

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The Green Bay City Council will receive a presentation next month on the city’s internal investigation into how duplicate absentee ballots were sent out in back-to-back elections this year.

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Prairie Farms Dairy is closing two manufacturing facilities and laying off nearly 100 workers in southwestern Wisconsin.

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Gov. Tony Evers and Wisconsin ratepayer advocates are calling on the Trump administration to stop extending the life of coal plants previously slated to come offline.

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The Experimental Aircraft Association’s annual AirVenture event brings thousands of people — and airplanes — to the Fox Valley each July and generates more than $250 million in estimated economic impact.

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