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Wisconsin's elections agency is asking a judge to throw out a lawsuit that seeks to force it to confirm the identities of thousands of registered voters before the Nov.

Absentee voting for the presidential race started Monday in Wisconsin - but not in the state's two largest cities.

As the fall campaign season gets underway, officials with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation are reminding political candidates and campaign volunteers that state law prohibits the placement of signs ...

Republican Sen. John McCain and his running mate Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin have scheduled a town hall meeting in Waukesha on Thursday morning.

Junior Achievement of Wisconsin, Inc. honored the Portage and Wood county programs with the Wisconsin Summit Award.

The signs honoring all of the past presidents lining the street outside Nick's Cafe and the local cheese store see little traffic.

A federal judge's decision that put wolves back on the endangered species list in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan has upset some people.

Why spend a night in Florence, unless you're talking about Italy? Convenience, we decided, was a good enough reason.

It looks all but certain Wisconsin will get its toughest mercury rules yet, promising a cleaner environment - and bigger electric bills.

The Highway 43 bridge over the Mississippi River in Winona will be reopened to traffic in both directions on Friday.

Retired Wisconsin state employees don't have to worry about the tumult on Wall Street for at least the next six months.

Something striking happened when Wisconsin voters went to the polls in 2004. Tens of thousands of them backed President Bush's re-election and on the same ballot voted to send one of his most liberal critics, ...

It looks like Wisconsin utilities will face tougher mercury standards. State pollution officials have proposed a rule that would require utilities to slash mercury emissions by 90 percent over the next decade.

The nation's largest group of atheists and agnostics is suing President Bush, the governor of Wisconsin and other officials over the federal law designating a National Day of Prayer.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation sued Friday in U.S. district court, arguing that the president's mandated proclamations calling on Americans to pray violates a constitutional ban on government officials endorsing religion.

The day of prayer, held each year on the first Thursday of May, creates a 'hostile environment for nonbelievers, who are made to feel as if they are political outsiders,' the lawsuit said.

President Bush on Friday signed a long-debated compact designed to prevent Great Lakes water from being sent to thirsty areas while requiring the region's eight states to regulate their own water use.

Wisconsin House members supported the $700 billion financial bailout package on a 5-3 vote, just as they did with a version that was defeated in the House earlier this week.

A state investigator has found probable cause state Department of Justice officials violated Wisconsin whistle blower laws when they demoted a top detective.

A study says Wisconsin lawmakers have collected almost $4 million in campaign contributions.

Last month, 50 people died in 45 Wisconsin traffic crashes, which made it the third safest month of September in terms of traffic deaths since World War II, according to preliminary statistics from the ...

SAUKVILEE, Wis. -- A Saukville police officer was charged Tuesday with intentionally starting a building on fire in March.