A state health official says don't become complacent about your chances of contracting the swine flu.

An audit of Wisconsin's virtual schools finds that they are nearing capacity. The Legislative Audit Bureau's report released on Tuesday shows there were 3,635 students as of September in the schools where most classes are offered over the Internet.

A proposal that would limit the public's access to the popular online court records database known as CCAP has cleared a major hurdle in the Legislature.

Gov. Jim Doyle's plan to rate child-care centers in Wisconsin, linking their performance to state subsidy payments, is long overdue.

The Middleton Police Department is refusing to release a copy of a U.S. Department of Homeland Security report that improperly collected information about Wisconsin abortion protesters.

Wisconsin Aviation proudly announces the promotion of Mr. Jeffrey Davis to the position of General Manager of Wisconsin Aviation - Madison.

Three governors will meet with President Barack Obama's chief science adviser Monday in Washington to discuss strategy for preventing Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes.

When faced with mounting bills and limited job options in a down economy, a growing number of northeastern Wisconsin residents have resorted to filing for bankruptcy to eliminate their debt.

Democratic Assembly Speaker Mike Sheridan said Monday that there is nothing wrong with his dating a lobbyist for the payday loan industry.

Democratic Assembly Speaker Mike Sheridan tells his the Janesville Gazette newspaper that he has been dating a lobbyist for the payday loan industry even though a bill to increase regulations in that industry is pending in the Legislature.

U.S. Senators Herb Kohl and Russ Feingold today announced that Wisconsin's high-speed rail projects will receive $822 million in federal stimulus funds.

A key University of Wisconsin System regents committee is approving a four-year, $1,200 tuition increase at UW-Eau Claire.

Republicans, including Mark Neumann and Scott Walker, look to get primary votes while Democrat Tom Barrett also drums up support By J.E. Espino * Gannett Wisconsin Media * February 6, 2010 Three gubernatorial candidates are visiting the Fox Valley this month, hoping to get a toehold in a region that is key in deciding the fall election.

University of Wisconsin System regents on Friday approved a four-year, $1,200 tuition increase for UW-Eau Claire despite a lack of details on how the money will be spent and passionate opposition from students.

Gov. Jim Doyle was in Wisconsin Rapids this morning to sign a bill that is expected to benefit the Energy Composites project in this city.

Assembly Democrats have stood by Mike Sheridan since he admitted dating a lobbyist for the payday loan industry in a Jan.

State lawmakers must close 911 recordings to the public so the media can't play them and traumatize victims, the father of a man who found his fiancee murdered told a Wisconsin Assembly committee Thursday.

The state has begun notifying more than 100,000 people that their unemployment benefits will run out at the end of April unless Congress intervenes.

Originally published February 3, 2010 at 2:01 a.m., updated February 3, 2010 at 2:20 a.m. MILWAUKEE a ' Only months ago, dairy producers were slaughtering an average of 50,000 dairy cows a week because a milk glut made it impossible to sell their milk for what it cost to produce.

Despite Gov. Doyle's enthusiasm for high-speed rail, we're still not sure how it's going to benefit Wisconsin, let alone central Wisconsin.