Churches Urged To Go Virtual Again

Approximately 25% of mainline Protestant churches have been offering worship indoors this fall.

‘I Just Don’t Trust The System Any More’: Voters On Edge As Election Nears

Here are a few of the worries consuming U.S. voters in an unprecedented election year.

Parents Just Want Kids In School

In-person instruction is on-again off-again as COVID rates rise.

Big Fight Over Drug Pricing Heads To The Supreme Court

Both sides in the litigation say that if the other wins, the result will be even higher costs for prescription drugs.

Lawyers Argue For, Against Latest Wisconsin Health Emergency

In online hearing, judge considers temporary injunction that could halt state mask requirement.

Few Precedents For Presidential Candidates Unable To Stay On The Ticket

Theoretically, Congress could pass a bill to delay the election, signed into law by the president.

‘We Need To Have Compliance’

Stripped of the power to enforce restrictions, Evers pleads for cooperation.

Conservatives Think They Can Shut Down The Struggle For Justice, But We Won’t Let Them (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: The Right seeks to lock down the Supreme Court to use it as a shield and sword again progressive action.

Report Offers Guarded Optimism For Manufacturing Comeback

But COVID-19 pandemic remains a threat that could reverse current positive trends.

‘Y’All Messed It Up Last Time’

Young voters are engaged on the issues and ready to vote despite lukewarm feelings on Biden.

U.S. House Passes New Pandemic Relief Bill, But Talks Lag On A Bipartisan Deal

The U.S. House on Thursday night narrowly passed a slimmed-down $2.2 trillion Democratic coronavirus relief bill.

Will The Wisconsin GOP Help Trump Steal The Election?

Republican legislative leaders could ignore the will of the people and select mostly GOP electors even if their states go for Biden.

WILL Tells Supreme Court That 5% Error Rate In Voter Purge Is Okay

A purge of that size would result in 6,500 voters being wrongly kicked off the voter rolls in Wisconsin.

‘The Virus Is Everywhere’

As COVID-19 continues to spread, ‘we are in a crisis,’ state doctor warns. More cases, and deaths, lie ahead.

Biden Says He’ll Support Election Outcome But Trump Urges Supporters To ‘Watch Very Carefully’

Biden defended mail balloting as safe, secure, necessary amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Poor People’s Campaign Sermonizes On Systemic Injustices And The Time To Fight

As society breaks down, things may be about to get better.

Trump Picks Amy Coney Barrett For The Supreme Court, And D.C. Girds For A Fight

Sen. Baldwin says Trump nominated an activist judge to do what he wants instead of giving the American people a voice.

Trump Is Trying To Nullify Our Democracy (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: "For President Trump to be reelected, democracy must fail."

Briggs & Stratton’s Demise: Greed, Mismanagement, Blaming Others

"Success in manufacturing depended on investing in research" and "relying on the skill and ingenuity of front-line workers."

National Criticism Follows Secretary Of State’s Wisconsin Speech

Republicans institute a mask mandate for Pompeo event.

Wisconsin Might Need 9,000 Contact Tracers. It Has 1,200.

Shortage of resources is nationwide, but especially acute as COVID-19 cases soar.

Justice Ginsburg’s Seat Must Not Be Filled Before Inauguration Day (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: There are several reasons to wait until the winners of the November elections take office in January 2021.

Less Than 1% Of Wisconsin Callers Seeking Unemployment Compensation Got Through

Amid a crush of calls to DWD, millions went unanswered, auditors report.

A Film Tells ‘What It Feels Like To Be Disenfranchised’ In Wisconsin

Documentary looks at 2018 elections and the struggle to reverse the Walker era.

Pompeo Warns Legislators That The Chinese Communist Party Sees Them As “The Weak Link”

Democrats decry using the Capitol and taxpayer resources as a campaign prop.

Mother Of Christopher Davis Continues Seeking Justice For Son Killed In Botched Drug Bust

“It wasn’t a good plan,” a police sergeant told investigators.

Pandemic Historian To Leaders: ‘Just Tell The Truth’

'We have done such a poor job. We have so many people dead. We have a real possibility of things getting a lot worse.'

Trump Says He’ll Announce Supreme Court Pick By Friday Or Saturday

Trump said he has narrowed his pick to five women.

Biden And Trump: Who’s The Real Populist?

The candidates fight for working-class voters in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Mask Mandate Set To Expire; Governor Looking To Extend Order

DHS says latest COVID-19 spike is concentrated in young adults, mainly on college campuses

Wisconsin Supreme Court Blocks Local Virtual Schooling Restrictions

The Wisconsin Supreme Court overturned a Dane County ruling that required virtual schooling. Here's what it means for Wisconsin.

Wisconsin College Plans 'Falling Apart' Amid Coronavirus Case Spread

As of Wednesday night, UW-Madison tested more than 18,000 students — with more than 1,000 testing positive.

Gov. Calls For Police Reforms In Wake Of Kenosha Police Shooting; GOP Pessimistic

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is calling for a special session however GOP leaders do not like the way he is calling for reform.

Milwaukee Lutheran 'Black Lives Matter' Incident Shows Different Rules For Public, Private Schools

In essence, Wisconsin has set up two inherently unequal systems, one public and one private, yet both funded by public tax dollars.

Young Wisconsin Voters Going Through 'Excitement Gap' In 2020

“The DNC has this narrative that they’re with young people, but they don’t get us where we need to be,” a Wisconsin voter said.

What Does Joe Biden’s Choice Of Kamala Harris For VP Mean For Wisconsin?

As one political consultant puts it, all Biden has to do to win is lose less badly in rural areas of Wisconsin than Clinton did.

Wisconsin Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference

The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.

Celebrate National Ice Cream Month With Free Ice Cream Giveaways

Hudsonville Ice Cream’s Sweetest Summer Ever giveaway awards three winners each week

Thank Healthcare Heroes with Random Acts of Ice Cream

Hudsonville Ice Cream steps up to thank those serving our communities

Teacher's $4M Student Loan Balance An Error, But That's Not All

A student loan collection group admits $4 million balance was a snafu, but it could haunt a Wisconsin man long after records are corrected.