
See the super-rich donors who are taking advantage of a big loophole in Wisconsin campaign finance law.
See the super-rich donors who are taking advantage of a big loophole in Wisconsin campaign finance law.
As infections in the state surge, some rural schools are forced to suspend in-person instruction or integrate virtual students into classrooms
Before 2015, the amount any single person could have given in annual political donations in Wisconsin was $10,000.
What changed? A monumental U.S. Supreme Court decision you’ve probably never heard of: McCutcheon v. FEC.
We recently did a story on policing in Wisconsin, focusing on the laws currently on the books and policies on things like cop-related deaths, a “bad cop” registry and use of force. Our managing editor Peter Cameron discusses that story and more in our first podcast.
Emergency detentions are down and people in crisis are getting care— all while saving taxpayers millions
An interactive model illustrating the total number of tests per day, positive tests per day and the positive test rate per day.
An interactive model on the number of deaths attributed to the pandemic.
Support for Black Lives Matter movement has trended in opposite direction
Schools in Wisconsin have spent millions of dollars on hotspots to help students with poor internet service learn online as the coronavirus pandemic grinds on
If you want faster internet at your home sooner rather than later, you can get involved. Here’s how.