Wisconsin

Senator Ron Johnson said he would not get vaccinated as he believes a previous COVID infection provides him with "the best immunity possible."

Janet Bewley, minority leader in the Wisconsin Senate, said she was being sarcastic but did not retract the comment.

Brookfield's final proclamation excluded references to systemic racism, slavery and segregation that were part of an earlier draft crafted by students.

The Democrat accused the two-term senator of ignoring the economic crisis unfolding in the state he represents.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick said similar legislation is on his list of priorities for Texas' state legislature this year.

The "Free Kyle USA" account provides personal updates in the 18-year-old, as well as comment on the legal proceedings in the case.

In the wake of summer 2020's uprisings against racism and police brutality, municipalities across the U.S. instituted Civilian Complaint Review Boards. Conservative critics say the Madison, Wisconsin's is excluding a certain group from occupying its seats.

The senator has previously opposed stimulus checks being sent out and has suggested aid should be done in a more targeted manner.

The body cam footage of Mount Pleasant police investigating the 18-year-old's appearance at Pudgy's Pub in January has been obtained by WISN 12.

The Wisconsin senator has faced criticism following the violence of January 6, having perpetuated claims of voter fraud following Joe Biden's victory in the presidential election.

President Joe Biden won Wisconsin's 10 Electoral College votes and won the popular vote by more than 20,000 ballots.

Kenosha County Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder also said the 18-year-old's new address will not be made public.

Prosecutors are also calling for $200,000 bond for 18-year-old over allegations he failed to tell the courts where he's living.

In his video posted to Twitter, Evers also touched on how repealing the statewide mask mandate has been opposed by nearly 60 organizations and a majority of residents across the state.

Prosecutors have accused Kyle Rittenhouse of failing to inform the court of his change of address within 48 hours, in violation of his $2 million bond.

Bring Ammo said that it would donate $5 from the sale of each shirt to the 18-year-old's defense fund.

The Patrick Marsh Middle School in Wisconsin said the assignment was meant to show students how "unjust" ancient laws were.

Rittenhouse was reportedly serenaded by men singing a song popular with the Proud Boys while in a Wisconsin bar.

Lori Anne Holton is accused of kidnapping and torturing a man last summer, according to police in West Salem, Wisconsin.

Johnson published his op-ed in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, whose editorial board previously called for his resignation in an op-ed published last week.

The defense team were responding to a motion to get the 18-year-old's bond changed after being accused of associating with the far-right group.

The double-murder suspect was also seen wearing a "free as f**k" T-shirt following his not guilty plea on January 5.

The 30-second ad, which was posted on YouTube and Twitter begins by showing the chaotic scenes captured during the Capitol riots, when supporters of President Donald Trump breached the building in protest of Congress certifying electoral votes.

The website of the St. Croix Republican Party called on people to "stand and be counted as a conservative warrior."

"How does shooting a human being in the back up close 7 times not warrant charges?" King wrote on Twitter.

Jacob Blake, a 29-year-old Black man, was shot multiple times in the back in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August.

Gaige Grosskreutz and the family of Anthony Huber both accuse law enforcement of "intentional acts of negligence" during August protest.

Some 57 vials of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine were left out overnight, leading to 500 vaccine doses being thrown away.

Conservative Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn sided with liberal justices in throwing out Trump's fraud claims.

Mike Lindell claimed that if Trump declares martial law in the seven states, his campaign allies could take control of the state's ballots and, apparently, overturn the results of the election in the president's favor.