Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) and the United Auto Workers spar over motives involving union efforts to have postal trucks built in Wisconsin.

Milwaukee Public Schools students whose schools shut down due to COVID cases will spend less time in virtual learning, following a school board decision Thursday night.

Voters in some Milwaukee suburbs will elect new school board members this spring, and the races are more competitive and political than usual.

The seven people vying to become Milwaukee's next mayor gathered at a candidate forum Wednesday night. Housing concerns was a big topic of conversation.

Milwaukee is a step closer toward a sizable expansion in its violence prevention efforts, as acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson formally accepted $8 million in federal money the state steered to the city.

Gov. Tony Evers weighs in on the controversy over building postal service vehicles in Wisconsin.

A Milwaukee literacy program that teaches kids to read and encourages men of color to teach is receiving $1 million.

The fairness and accuracy of Wisconsin’s elections continues to be the topic of conversation among state lawmakers. Monday the Senate Committee on Elections, Election Process Reform and Ethics held a public hearing on several bills.

Parents of Rufus King High School students aired their concerns at a virtual town hall Monday night, following a shooting outside of the school last week.

Wisconsin's U.S. Senate contest is now a stop for the debate over whether to build a new fleet of postal delivery vehicles in the state.