An immigration judge took testimony all day Wednesday in the U.S. government's prosecution of Salah Sarsour, the leader of Wisconsin's largest mosque who was detained by immigration officials in March.

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The Wisconsin Election Commission says it's illegal to bet on an election that you also voted in. Now, Polymarket and Kalshi are pushing back.

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The nonprofit’s closure reveals how the loss of a single agency can have a staggering effect, especially in rural areas where resources for the unhoused are already few and far between.

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Dozens of animal rights activists involved in a raid on a Dane County animal breeding facility have been charged with burglary, property damage and theft — felony charges which could lead to years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines.

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When it comes to marking Pride Month in the Greater Twin Ports, Superior deserves special recognition. It’s the home of the Main Club on Tower Avenue, the area’s first and longest-standing LGBTQ+ bar.

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Baldwin says the Trump administration isn't working fast enough to restore an option for LGBTQ+ youth calling into the suicide and crisis prevention hotline.

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The Ostara Initiative eventually wants to build a mother-baby house where pregnant women from jails, community corrections or the state prison could maintain custody of their infants.

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Wisconsin native Callie Grones was among AmeriCorps members abruptly fired by the Trump administration last year. Now, she's being recognized as an AmeriCorps Member of the Year.

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