Madeline Fox

Suring administrator Kelly Casper is no longer facing criminal charges for confining six students to a restroom to remove their clothing in a search for vaping materials.

Wisconsin’s transit agencies are trying to hang on to riders and attract new ones after two years that decimated ridership and have brought budget and staffing difficulties.

The Kiel School District has closed its Title IX sexual harassment investigation into three eighth grade students who allegedly used the wrong pronouns when addressing another student who uses they/them pronouns.

The killing of nineteen children and two teachers at the hands of a single gunman in Texas has renewed calls for action on gun reform in the United States, including calls from Wisconsin Democrats.

Craig Robinson, brother of former First Lady Michelle Obama, and his wife Kelly are suing University School of Milwaukee for damages, alleging their sons’ enrollment was terminated after they complained about the treatment and teaching around race and socioeconomic status at the elite school.

Wisconsin is seeing a sustained rise in positive cases of COVID-19, though they are still well below the peak of the omicron wave, and Wisconsin’s community levels of COVID-19 activity are low across the state.

First lady Jill Biden, second gentleman Doug Emhoff and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy visited Children’s Wisconsin and the Waukesha City Hall Wednesday evening to promote the COVID-19 vaccine for children 5 and up and to meet with the families affected by the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy.

The Biden administration approved most of Wisconsin’s plan to allocate $1.5 billion in federal relief funds for schools, but rejected Republican lawmakers’ plan to give $77 million in extra funds to school districts that reopened schools in-person in fall 2020.

Enrollment in Wisconsin’s two- and four-year colleges is down 4.9 percent as colleges’ numbers fail to rebound from last year’s significant drops.

A bill introduced Wednesday would require school leaders to notify parents and guardians in advance about programs related to sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or gender expression.

First lady Jill Biden visited Marvin Pratt Elementary School in Milwaukee to tout the Biden administration’s emphasis on federal relief funds for schools and hear from parents and school officials about the transition into a new school year.

A group of Kenosha Unified School District parents have talked about keeping their kids home on the third Friday in September, when districts count their students to determine the enrollment number that sets state funding for schools.

Schools in Wisconsin have laid out plans for testing and contact tracing to try to limit and track the spread of COVID-19 as it surges across the state.

School bus driver shortages were a problem even before the pandemic, and worries about the disease as well as a general tightening of the labor market have made them worse in Wisconsin.

The family of a man shot by Milwaukee police at the end of May called on the police department to release unedited body camera footage of the shooting at a press conference outside Milwaukee City Hall Friday.

Wisconsin was rated poorly in a report on state-level history and civics teaching standards because of its focus on themes rather than outlining specific concepts.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 4-3 that a school closure order by Public Health Madison & Dane County infringed on religious rights.

Two families are suing the Sun Prairie School District and Patrick Marsh Middle School after a February lesson asked sixth grade students how they would punish a slave.

Wisconsin enrolls the majority of eligible kids in 4K, but lags in 3K — and early numbers from this school year indicate far fewer kids attended preschool because of the pandemic.

The parents of Joel Acevedo and the city of Milwaukee have requested 40 hours of police camera footage related to Michael Mattioli, the off-duty officer charged with first-degree reckless homicide in Acevedo’s April 2020 death.