Republican candidate Bill Berrien announced the purchase of about $400,000 in cable TV, radio and online ads Monday. The buy comes 13 months before the Aug. 11, 2026, primary.

Trump’s Justice Department has forged ahead in this case involving the town of Thornapple even as it has withdrawn from several other voting lawsuits brought under the Biden administration.

The investigation into missing Madison, Wisconsin, ballots from 2024 found that one bag of ballots was being stored in a county-owned facility that had lax security.

Berrien joins Josh Schoemann, a county executive, in the GOP primary field. Gov. Tony Evers hasn't said if he's seeking ...

If Evers runs again, he would be looking to make history as the first Democrat elected to a third four-year term as Wisconsin governor. Republican Tommy Thompson, who was elected governor four times, ...

Many of the allegations come from Landgraf's unsuccessful bid for the village president seat, but his vote on fluoride in ...

Gov. Tony Evers has said he will make an announcement in the coming weeks on whether he'll seek re-election in 2026.

Trump’s Justice Department has forged ahead in this case even as it has withdrawn from several other voting lawsuits brought ...

Bill Berrien, a Republican businessman, is the first candidate to buy campaign ads in this race, spending $400,000 in cable, ...