Jim Malewitz

While 34 states and the District of Columbia have enacted anti-SLAPP laws to protect media and individuals from frivolous defamation lawsuits, Wisconsin has not.

We’re thrilled that our partnerships with CatchLight and Report for America have brought Coburn Dukehart’s expertise back to Wisconsin Watch and allowed us to hire staff photojournalist Joe Timmerm…

After Wisconsin Watch investigation, former UW doctor with a history of disputed child abuse diagnoses is back in the news in Florida.

As a mission-driven newsroom here at Wisconsin Watch, we don’t chase clicks. We measure our success in impact.

Wisconsin Watch reporter Zhen Wang’s investigation into Milwaukee Tool’s labor practices won in the national 2023 Nonprofit News Awards.

Milwaukee holds the second-highest poverty rate among large U.S. cities, leaving many residents with impossible choices.

The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled that Americans no longer hold the constitutional right to abortion. The 6-3 ruling overturns Roe v. Wade and allows states to ban the procedure. What does that mean for Wisconsin? The answer is complicated.

The Ho-Chunk Nation has a bright economic future, ripe with prospects to diversify its economy beyond gaming. That’s if the tribal government more clearly communicates with citizens and opens space for entrepreneurs and private companies to invest in tribal communities, Ho-Chunk officials and citize…

Sen. Kathleen Bernier says ongoing partisan efforts to sow doubts about the 2020 election could damage the Republican Party and democracy.

After racial justice protests this summer, data on curfew citations showed that in Milwaukee, Black residents received nearly two-thirds of tickets.