(The Center Square) – Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany unveiled a taxpayer accountability plan Friday, including additional state government audits and transparency measures after opponent David Crowley announced his own anti-corruption plan including bans on government officials stock trading and…

(The Center Square) – Data centers and oversight have become a hot topic in both state and congressional races across the country, including in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District, where challenger Rebecca Cooke paid for a recent commercial claiming that incumbent…

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s dairymen are happy to see the latest farm bill move forward at the Capitol.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s unemployment rate dropped to 3.2% in August numbers released on Thursday, remaining below the 4.1% national average.

(The Center Square) - Wisconsin gas prices rose to an average of $4.36 per gallon for unleaded on Thursday, trailing the $4.46 per gallon national average according to GasBuddy data.

(The Center Square) – Thursday should be a busy day for Wisconsin’s local election managers, but the reality is that there have already been several busy days.

(The Center Square) – A transmission line to power a Port Washington data center is no longer planned to run through the property of a Saukville artist.

(The Center Square) - The Wisconsin Supreme Court chose not to suspend the law license of former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan on Wednesday.

(The Center Square) – A Wisconsin lawmaker who previously was a sponsor of a Flock camera grant bill is now calling for a ban on the unchecked use of the Flock automated license plate reader cameras.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s measles outbreak continues to grow, and now there is a case outside of the southwestern part of the state.

(The Center Square) – An Exxon Mobil fuel refinery southwest of Chicago went offline over the weekend, causing a halting of production and driving already heightened fuel costs even higher for Midwestern motorists, who likely won’t see prices ease until…

(The Center Square) – Line 5 resumed operations in northern Wisconsin over the weekend after a natural gas pipeline spill Aug. 25 near Saxon damaged the pipeline and led to its temporary shutdown.

(The Center Square) – A complaint was filed against the Milwaukee Elections Commission for its handling of the Aug. 11 primary after the Wisconsin Elections Commission chose not to investigate the issues further.

(The Center Square) – Taxpayers across Wisconsin are paying more, but not because of tax policies at the state level.

(The Center Square) – Another Wisconsin minority grant program is the subject of a lawsuit as the state’s $10,000-per-yer Minority Teacher Loan Program is the subject of the latest legal action from the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s gas price rose more than 29 cents per gallon to $4.09 in the last week, behind just Michigan and Utah for the highest week-over-week price change.

(The Center Square) – There are almost as many students at the University of Wisconsin this fall as there were last fall after the university released its day one student enrollment figures.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin congressman and candidate-for-governor Tom Tiffany and a pilot sustained only minor injuries after having to make an emergency water landing in a four-seat Bonanza airplane late Saturday night near Wausau.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s Elections Commission says there was no increase in late mail-in ballots last month, but there also wasn't a decline.

(The Center Square) – The latest look at Wisconsin’s brain drain doesn’t focus exclusively on the number of people who leave the state.