The Northeast Wisconsin News Lab published 10 stories across a range of issues to inform voters ahead of the upcoming election.

Bipartisan support for PFAS-free drinking water motivated state Sen. Eric Wimberger, R-Gillett, to rewrite PFAS legislation in 2024 and 2025 to garner Democrats’ support. Assembly Rep. Jeff Mursau, ...

Crowley used every opening to tie Tiffany to Donald Trump while Tiffany made the case for using the state’s $3 billion surplus to cut taxes.

Voters from around the Milwaukee metro area told Votebeat that in-person absentee voting is a simple way to avoid a mail system that they say has become risky.

Yes. The federal program provides up to $1,700 in tax credits to donors to scholarship-granting organizations that distribute funds to families for educational expenses, including private school.

Wisconsin’s general election is Nov. 3, with voters deciding who will be the state’s next governor and attorney general, as well as picking candidates for the state Legislature in several other races.

Wisconsin needs more workers to install and repair power lines. With median earnings of more than $95,000 a year, the job of a line worker is tough, risky and lucrative.

No. Tablets were introduced in prisons under Republican Gov. Scott Walker, but the Legislature didn’t vote for them.

Before Wednesday’s debate between David Crowley and Tom Tiffany, read these Fact Briefs from Wisconsin Watch and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

A judge on Oct. 6 ruled against an effort to allow voters whose mail ballots may arrive late to cast a provisional ballot on Election Day.

Political newcomer Mitchell Berman is challenging four-term incumbent Bryan Steil in a race that is drawing a surprising amount of national attention.

David Crowley, the Democratic candidate for governor, responded to a questionnaire from the Cap Times about Wisconsin’s ongoing Black infant mortality crisis. Tom Tiffany, the Republican nominee, ...