Donald Trump and his rival for the White House, Joe Biden, were campaigning on Monday in two U.S. battleground states that could decide the November election as they sparred over the president's plan to fill a vacant Supreme Court seat.

The primaries for Wisconsin’s open gubernatorial election are about nine months away and the 2026 general election is still a year out, but Democratic and Republican candidates had their first opportunity to speak at a group forum Thursday.

President Donald Trump pardoned Arizona’s “fake electors” over the weekend along with a number of other high-profile supporters who spread election misinformation and attempted to help the President overturn the results of the 2020 election.

With just a week to go until the Nov. 3 election, President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden will criss-cross the country on Tuesday in an intense day of campaigning that will also see former President Barack Obama back on the stump.

Wisconsin’s FoodShare program will stop receiving monthly federal nutrition assistance payments starting Nov. 1.

MADISON - In a visit to the Wausau area, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy suggested that air traffic controllers who have called in sick may not be eligible for bonuses floated by President Donald Trump.

A majority of the declared candidates for Wisconsin governor appeared for their first joint forum Thursday, hosted by the Wisconsin Technology Council and focused on the economy and tech. WISN 12 News Political Director Matt Smith moderated the event.

For more than four decades, Wisconsin’s 7th U.S. House district was represented by former Democratic Congressman Dave Obey, who retired in 2011. The district was redrawn that year by Republican state lawmakers, and it’s been a reliably safe GOP seat ever since.