Interviews

After years of partisan gridlock over proposed changes to election laws in Wisconsin, a bipartisan group of lawmakers has tightened procedures to ensure the swing state's 10 Electoral College votes are counted.

Gov. Tony Evers will deliver his eighth and final State of the State address Tuesday night amid debate over how to spend the state’s $2.4 billion budget surplus while providing property tax relief and additional school funding.

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Many women who are struggling economically are forced to choose between these menstrual health products and food, medication or other necessities. Eleven percent of women and children in Wisconsin live in poverty in the state.

Representative Lee Snodgrass introduces bipartisan legislation to eliminate 5% sales tax on menstrual products in Wisconsin.

Women and children who live in low-income areas say they can’t always afford a necessary monthly expense, forcing them to choose between period products and other daily needs.

A bipartisan bill introduced Tuesday aims to remove Wisconsin 5% sales tax on menstrual products. 

AASD school superintendent, former school board member pushing for referendum in April to help with district's $13 million deficit

Appleton Schools are considering going to referendum to balance its budget, and according to local education leaders and advocates, the state school funding picture is to blame.

Wisconsin drivers now need to be extra vigilant when passing stalled vehicles on the side of the road.