Former aide to Wisconsin governor pleads guilty MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - A former aide to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker pleaded guilty on Tuesday to charges of soliciting campaign contributions while she was supposed to be working at her government job, and agreed to assist in the investigation into illegal fundraising. Darlene Wink, 61, a former assistant to Walker when he was Milwaukee County Executive, was charged late last month along with ...

Wisconsin bill on home brewing pits hobbyists against liquor interests A fight brewed in the Legislature Wednesday over a proposal to clarify whether Wisconsin residents can make and serve beer outside their homes.

Teen dating violence For just the third time, the Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence is marking February as teen dating violence awareness month.

Wisconsin Oven to Seek GSA Schedule, Expand Public Sector Sales EAST TROY, Wis., Feb. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Wisconsin Oven Corporation announced plans today to apply for a GSA Schedule and actively pursue additional federal contracts. Federal officials appreciate ...

Koch Brothers Spend $700,000 on Ads Defending Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker faces a growing recall effort, but he's got some powerful, moneyed, and familiar friends to help him defeat it: The Koch brothers.

Wisconsin-Minnesota Preview For a change, Wisconsin is playing better on the road in the Big Ten than it is at home. The No. 21 Badgers could be in for a stiff test as they try to win four straight on the road for the first time in four years while looking to avoid a third consecutive loss at Minnesota on Thursday night. Normally one of the toughest teams in the country to beat at home, Wisconsin (18-6, 7-4) has lost four...