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'I did the best I could': Justice Ann Walsh Bradley leaves Wisconsin Supreme Court after 30 years
MADISON (WKOW) -- As July comes to a close, Justice Ann Walsh Bradley is wrapping up three decades on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Her third and final term ends on July 31. "It's an honor to have served the people of this state," Bradley told 27 News anchor Caroline Dade during a sit-down interview in mid-July. "I say to them 'thank you.'"
Susan Crawford joins state Supreme Court, ‘ready to meet this moment’
Solidifying liberal control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court for the next three years, Susan Crawford formally joined the court Friday with a pledge to focus on the rule of law in a time of increased political pressure on federal and state courts.
MADISON, Wis. A few hundred pro-union protesters left the Wisconsin Capitol peacefully on Sunday, but police stood by as hundreds more remained in defiance of a deadline state officials set for ...
Laura Schulte travels Wisconsin for covering stories like PFAS contamination and land preservation in addition to state ...
A spokesperson for Tiffany told Wisconsin State Capitol Bureau Chief Vanessa Kjeldsen he will make a decision on a run after ...
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