Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 University of Wisconsin Law School @law.wisc.edu professor Robert Yablon describes how state standards for recusal by judges and justices might be changed in terms of financial support and who makes the decision.

A bill that would allow federally recognized tribal nations in Wisconsin to offer online sports betting was passed by the state Legislature but awaits a signature or a veto from Gov. Tony Evers — 8 of the state's 11 tribes support the legislation, reports @ict-news.bsky.social.

A panel of three judges has dismissed a lawsuit brought on behalf of a group of Democratic voters to redraw the boundaries of Wisconsin's eight congressional districts ahead of the November 2026 midterm election, reports @apnews.com.

With a donation of $1,000,000, U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is trying to help his son-in-law Michael Alfonso win a crowded 2026 Republican primary for the 7th Congressional District seat in northern Wisconsin that he previously held, reports @thebadgerproject.org.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 University of Wisconsin Law School @law.wisc.edu professor Robert Yablon describes standards of recusal for judges and justices as requests for the action increase in response to campaign donations and statements.

The Midcontinent Independent System Operator, which coordinates electricity markets for much of the Midwest and Mississippi River valley, reversed course on a key project in eastern Wisconsin, marking a victory for the state's largest developer of transmission lines, reports @wisconsinwatch.org.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich discusses why the city itemizes the cost of private school vouchers on property tax bills as more districts around Wisconsin hold voter referendums for education funding.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 State Town Board Chairperson William Casey Crump discusses how the northern Wisconsin community seeks to use its share of $125 million in state funding to remediate PFAS-contaminated water supplies.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Here's what guests on the March 27 episode of "Here & Now" said about listing private school costs on property tax bills and how state PFAS funding might be used in one contaminated community.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 The 2026 Wisconsin Supreme Court race has a lower profile than previous contests, but its outcome is still consequential — Inside Wisconsin Politics examines candidates Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor.

A trio of professors consider how many jobs and what types of work data centers bring to communities and the broader economic effects of data centers as more of these projects are in the works around Wisconsin, reports @wisconsinwatch.org.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Murv Seymour talks with teacher, life coach and author Dr. Tamika L. Johnson at Vibe Milwaukee about her book "Teaching Through Trauma" and lessons on loss of life, angry parents and food insecurity.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Wisconsin Supreme Court justices are being asked to recuse themselves from cases more often — candidates in the state's 2026 high court race share how they consider this question about court rules.

A Racine County jury found Harry Wait guilty of two misdemeanor election fraud charges and one felony identity theft charge, and acquitted him on a second count of identity theft after requesting the ballots of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Racine Mayor Cory Mason, reports @apnews.com.

The Movement is Tradition program at the Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center in Milwaukee offers a jingle dress class open to all community members to promote physical activities based in traditionally rooted tasks, reports @ict-news.bsky.social.

At least five Wisconsin municipalities have signed nondisclosure agreements with data center developers, including for a project being considered in the town of Beloit, but even in communities without an NDA, there has been pushback against transparency, reports @wisconsinwatch.org.

A proposal before the Wisconsin Legislature would have allowed the state hire more than 100 people to work in the local courts to speed up the application of justice, but the bill was not taken up in the state Senate before the chamber concluded its scheduled 2026 session, reports WPR.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Wisconsin Farmers Union President Darin Von Ruden considers how rising prices of fuel and fertilizer imports caused by war in Iran and around the Middle East are affecting the spring planting season.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Wisconsin Deputy State Public Defender Bridget Krause discusses how the state's shortage of attorneys and support staff is leading to defendants waiting on representation and a criminal case backlog.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Here's what guests on the March 20 episode of "Here & Now" said about price increases in fuel and fertilizer for farmers and a shortage of public defenders in Wisconsin.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Republican and Democratic candidates in the 2026 race for governor of Wisconsin consider how the state regulates abortion and whether or not they would seek changes to laws concerning access or limits.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Ukwakhwa Director of Farm & Culinary Operations Stephen Webster describes how white corn grown by the project is used to prepare multiple Indigenous recipes and is distributed through a barter system.

Industry money has been pouring into the congressional campaign of Michael Alfonso, a 26-year-old political unknown who is running for Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District seat in 2026 — the candidate's father-in-law is U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, reports @propublica.org.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 The state Senate ends a session with lawmakers announcing retirements and weighing bills addressing online sports betting, UW athletes and data centers — Inside Wisconsin Politics breaks it down.

Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu announced he would not seek a fourth term in the 2026 election, another sign of a seismic shift in politics in the state as the two highest-ranking Republicans in the Legislature are retiring along with the Democratic governor, reports @apnews.com.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor discuss their perspectives on the high court's 4-3 decision in 2025 that overturned an 1849 state law that had banned abortions.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has appointed Brad Schimel, a former state attorney general and state Supreme Court candidate, as first assistant U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of Wisconsin as his 120-day term as its U.S. attorney expires, reports @apnews.com.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Milwaukee resident Zara Fakhri, who has family in Iran, describes the importance of considering complex feelings among Iranian people over the war between their ruling regime and the United States.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Superior Mayor Jim Paine discusses calling for the federal government to release more than $1 billion in funds approved for the reconstruction of the Blatnik Bridge connecting the city with Minnesota.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Ukwakhwa Director of Farm & Culinary Operations Stephen Webster describes how a program that promotes and serves Indigenous foods in the Oneida Nation was inspired by growing white corn in a garden.

The Wisconsin Legislature gave final approval to a bill that would allow tribal gambling casinos to offer online sports betting anywhere in the state, but the measure is contingent on the support of Gov. Tony Evers and would take effect only after deals with tribal governments, reports @apnews.com.

The Wisconsin Senate has passed a $133 million bipartisan package to combat contamination by PFAS "forever chemicals" after the February passage of corresponding bills in the state Assembly, which will go to Gov. Tony Evers for an expected signature, reports @apnews.com.

Whether students in Wisconsin have access to career and technical education courses largely depends on if their school district pays for them, and that's because the state is one of just five that doesn't dedicate funding to these programs in public schools, reports @wisconsinwatch.org.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Mequon resident Ali Soltani, who fled Iran in the 1970s, considers prospects for United States forces to conduct a ground invasion of Iran and notes internal armed groups opposing the Iranian regime.

The 2026 election matchup between Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor is a quieter affair than the race in 2025, without the spectacle of Elon Musk's involvement, lower levels of interest from other billionaires, and ideological balance not at stake, reports WPR.

Democratic state Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez has pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct in Milwaukee County Circuit Court in connection with a bitter feud with her caucus over resolutions honoring Hispanic Heritage Month and Hispanic veterans, reports @apnews.com.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Reviving Indigenous foodways, fighting health disparities and serving healthy meals is the focus of Ukwakhwa, a program in the Oneida Nation that uses Indigenous foods to support local communities.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 U.S. airstrikes on Iran are continuing, and Iranians living in Wisconsin share their perspectives on worrying about their families and friends as well as their hopes for the future of their homeland.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Here's what guests on the March 13 episode of "Here & Now" said about funding for the Blatnik Bridge spanning Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor discuss the high court's 4-3 decision to reject "Trump v. Biden," a lawsuit to throw out some 220,000 ballots cast in the 2020 election.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Republican and Democratic candidates in the 2026 race for governor of Wisconsin describe their stance on potential changes to state laws that regulate mining as exploratory drilling is conducted.

The Wisconsin Legislature is considering legislation that would implement a system for 11 federally recognized tribes to control online gambling within the state's borders, addressing a regulatory structure that allows prediction markets to skirt state gaming rules, reports @ict-news.bsky.social.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Wisconsin Court of Appeals District IV Judge Chris Taylor, a liberal running for the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 2026, discusses campaign donations, recusal and the roles of precedent and standing.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Sierra Club Wisconsin Chapter state mining chair Dave Blouin describes differences between how mining was historically conducted in the state and the contemporary practice of metallic sulfide mining.

Federal judges in Milwaukee announced they have declined to extend the appointment of Brad Schimel as interim chief federal prosecutor for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, and waiting for President Donald Trump and U.S. Senate to nominate and confirm a full-time U.S. attorney, reports @apnews.com.

The U.S. Department of Justice says it's reached a settlement in its antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation Entertainment, but Wisconsin and other states aren't joining the deal and say they'll continue pursuing a trial in federal court, reports @apnews.com.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 Wisconsin Court of Appeals District II Judge Maria Lazar, a conservative running for the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 2026, discusses campaign donations, recusal and the roles of precedent and standing.

Watch: 📺 🖥️ 💻 📱 GreenLight Metals independent director and mining consultant Steve Donohue describes the geological history of the Bend Deposit in northern Wisconsin and metals being sought in exploratory drilling.

Conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Annette Ziegler, who was first elected in 2007, will not seek a third 10-year term in the 2027 election, giving liberals another chance to expand a majority on the high court, reports @apnews.com.

Federal lawmakers want to expand the Work Opportunity Tax Credit, which for three decades has rewarded companies that hire people with barriers to employment, but @uwmadison.bsky.social research shows it doesn't increase hiring among people who struggle to find jobs, reports @wisconsinwatch.org.