Before Wednesday’s debate between David Crowley and Tom Tiffany, read these Fact Briefs from Wisconsin Watch and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

A judge on Oct. 6 ruled against an effort to allow voters whose mail ballots may arrive late to cast a provisional ballot on Election Day.

Political newcomer Mitchell Berman is challenging four-term incumbent Bryan Steil in a race that is drawing a surprising amount of national attention.

David Crowley, the Democratic candidate for governor, responded to a questionnaire from the Cap Times about Wisconsin’s ongoing Black infant mortality crisis. Tom Tiffany, the Republican nominee, ...

Preterm birth is the leading cause of death for Black infants in Wisconsin. This neonatal doctor and her team are working to give them a fighting chance.

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. signed five nondisclosure agreements with developers, including three for projects for which local NDAs weren’t previously disclosed.

Wisconsin Watch asked the public to submit questions for David Crowley and Tom Tiffany. Here’s what the candidates said about firefighters, bike paths, transgender rights and other topics.

Crowley wants to limit AI chatbots for children under 13 and increase penalties for circulating AI-generated sexual images of minors.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources sought approval in February of its program to oversee disposal of coal combustion residuals, or coal ash, from the state’s electric utilities. Wisconsin ...

For example, I have always wondered why boards are allowed to meet in a closed session.” — reader Sophie B. Great suggestion, Sophie. You’re not the first person to wonder about closed sessions.

More than 23,000 lake sturgeon have been released through a 20-year conservation program. Watch the sights and sounds of ...

The order came after Madison voters sued to have officials count ballots that arrived at the city on time but didn’t make it to the polls by 8 p.m. on Election Day.