The first of three U.S. Senate debates between Democratic candidate Tammy Baldwin and Republican candidate Tommy Thompson will air Friday, September 28 at 8 pm.

President Barack Obama has appealed to veterans and military families in defense-focused southeast Virginia, casting himself as a president who is ending foreign entanglements and aiding returning soldiers with educational opportunities.

Get in line, Medicare and Social Security. Seniors, like just about everyone else, have money on their minds.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is pointing to his Massachusetts health care law as evidence that he has empathy for ordinary Americans.

Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan is criticizing President Barack Obama over the protests in the Middle East, saying the region "looks like Tehran in 1979."

Union attorneys have asked a Madison judge to let stand a ruling that Republican Gov. Scott Walker's collective bargaining changes are unconstitutional.

The Legislature's joint rules committee is poised to extend temporary regulations enacting Wisconsin's concealed carry law again.

Mileage fees, along with raising the fuel tax and raising vehicle registration fees are some options the newly formed Transportation Finance & Policy Commission is looking at.

Wisconsin residents looking to avoid long lines during the November 6 General Election are encouraged to take advantage of voting via absentee ballot.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is reminding candidates, campaign workers and the general public that state law prohibits the placement of any type of sign – including political, commercial or garage sale signs – on highway right-of-way.

An independent group that supports Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has a new ad out that suggests President Barack Obama's economic policies are hurting children.

The federal government says two Wisconsin state agencies have failed to follow federal law and their own policies in issuing economic development grants.

Gov. Scott Walker says the new $500,000 "In Wisconsin" ad campaign to be run in Wisconsin, Illinois and the Twin Cities is designed to help create private sector jobs in the state.

Wisconsin's top elections official expects at least 3 million people will vote in the November election.

Fergie, Patti Austin, Keke Palmer and Sheila E. are among the entertainers lending their voices to an effort to get single women, people of color and young adults to the polls this November.

Wisconsin's top elections official is encouraging everyone eligible to vote to register for the Nov. 6 presidential election and is touting new technology to help them do that.

First lady Michelle Obama is scheduled to visit the Appleton area next week.

President Barack Obama counters rival Mitt Romney by declaring that government can't solve every problem but is not the source of every problem. He says Americans should not only accept responsibility for themselves but also for their communities and the nation.

In a presidential race seemingly frozen in place for months, the advantage has shifted toward President Barack Obama. That change follows a series of miscues by Mitt Romney, punctuated by the Republican challenger's comments about people who pay no income tax.

Ann Romney is safely on the ground in Colorado after her plane made an emergency landing.

President Barack Obama appears to be maintaining a significant advantage with young voters in Wisconsin, despite efforts by Republican Mitt Romney to chip away at that edge.

A state appeals court says Winnebago County's judges can bar prosecutors from carrying concealed weapons in courtrooms.

President Barack Obama says programs like Medicare and Social Security are not "handouts," telling seniors that he will defend health and retirement benefits for today's seniors and future generations.

A new player in the presidential TV advertising campaign is set to go on the air next week in competitive states, according to several media trackers.

Gov. Scott Walker is traveling to Texas to meet with Chinese investors at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas.