Judge Remington cited Gableman for contempt on Friday, and then on Tuesday laid down the hammer.

GOP candidate for secretary of state says job gives veto power over presidential election.

Wisconsin’s groundwater protection standards setting program needs reinvigoration.

Any well-informed Wisconsin citizen concerned about judicial ethics would question the ability of these two justices to be impartial after such significant financial assistance was given to their campaigns by the lead plaintiff in the case.

Charity Barry said filthy vandals aren’t going to dissuade her in her run for congress.

What is the impact of differing state laws on gun violence?

Tell me how this makes sense while at the same time the real problem, unfettered access to weapons by virtually any American who has a pulse, is once again ignored.

The gun industry relies on a sense of powerlessness to maintain its deadly profiteering. But Americans do not have to accept the lies that justify inaction.

New documents obtained by Wisconsin Spotlight through an open records request show the outsized influence the state’s largest teachers union has on a Democrat politician it has showered with campaign cash and votes.

Breaking the chains to access capital and achieve real freedom.

DNR needs to shift priorities.

Adult content—gay, straight, trans or otherwise—is never acceptable when performed in front of extremely young audiences, and it is imperative that the public continues to fight its constant incursion into highly inappropriate settings.

Circuit Court Judge Ellen Berz decided to prohibit any live or recorded broadcast coverage in the trial of Khari Sanford, accused (and ultimately convicted) of killing his then-girlfriend’s parents.

Contrary to the accusation that they are some sort of rabble-rousers, union leaders themselves are simply responding to the ongoing trickle of complaints from employees that has been going on for many years.

Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman’s contempt for the rule of law and the institutions of our democracy, which he demonstrated in his bombastic, sarcastic performance in Dane County circuit court on Friday, is the same style of demagoguery practiced by Donald Trump.

It’s possible that national Democrats could get crushed while Democratic Gov. Tony Evers could win a second term and a Democrat might beat Republican Sen. Ron Johnson.

The circle of destruction from Democrat polices is hitting farmers particularly hard. From soaring diesel prices and historic fertilizer costs to supply shortages, life has gotten a lot tougher down on the farm.

Still shares highlights from a recent interview with Blank, who will become president of Northwestern University this fall.

Misleading criticisms do not help anyone … except Democrat Josh Kaul.

Blaska shares excerpts from former Attorney General and Trump loyalist William P. Barr’s book, “One Damn Thing After Another.”