Roundy's Hiring Event Seeks 1,000 Wisconsin Workers

Applicants are welcome to apply online or at their local Pick 'n Save and Metro Market stores.

Boston Marathon 2021: Track Wisconsin Runners Live

The 2021 Boston Marathon is underway. Track runners from Wisconsin live.

Scattered Thunderstorms, Wind And Heavy Rain In WI Forecast

Forecasters predict that thunderstorms from late morning to evening will include the chance of hail and a tornado across southern Wisconsin.

Disability Rights Activist Says State Building Code Violates Civil Rights Law

After Burlington allowed a renovated business to hold off updating its bathrooms, an activist says the city is violating the ADA.

Optional Masking Back On The Agenda For Menomonie Schools

The school board's agenda now includes a motion for an optional mask policy after recently adopting a mandate for 4K-6 grade students.

Election Investigator Cancels Interviews With 5 WI Mayors

The special counsel of a Republican-led investigation cancels interviews with mayors and clerks after issuing subpoenas.

3 WI Companies Reach 90 Percent COVID-19 Vaccination Rates

Three Milwaukee-area companies said they have reached vaccination rates beyond 90 percent after issuing mandates.

Wisconsin Drivers Have Higher Risk Of Hitting Deer

Most animal-involved crashes occur in the fall. A 2021 State Farm analysis breaks down the likelihood of hitting a deer in Wisconsin.

Meteor Showers To Peak In WI Friday: What To Know

Mother Nature's first major light show of autumn will peak over Wisconsin skies Friday.

These WI Schools Had To Mandate Masks After COVID-19 Outbreaks

Some Wisconsin schools had to temporarily adopt mask mandates or switch to virtual learning after significant COVID-19 outbreaks.

Legislative Republicans, Hunting Group Release Slate Of Bills To Expand Hunting

The bill would open opportunities for Wisconsinites to hunt and fish different animals but curtail the state wild life agency's powers.

Draft Bill Proposes Collective Bargaining To Address State's Teacher Shortage

The legislation would roll back provisions in a 2011 law that took away collective bargaining rights for Wisconsin public school teachers.

Leinenkugel's Truck Overturns In Jackson County, Spills Beer

No one was seriously injured, but a truckload of Toasted Bock was spilled alongside Interstate 94.

5 Wisconsin Cities Targeted In 2020 Election Probe

The head investigator for a partisan election investigation sent subpoenas to the mayors of five Wisconsin cities.

DNR's Wolf Quota Fight Will Continue

The looming fight and potential legal battle are yet another instance of political polarization over the state's conservation policies.

Experts Doubt COVID-19 Immunity Substitute For Vaccine

A University of Wisconsin epidemiologist says that surviving the virus and and getting the vaccine are not reliably the same immunity.

We Energies Will Build EV Charging Infrastructure In WI

WEC Energy Group will expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure in southeast and part of central Wisconsin.

4 WI Groups To Get DOJ Grants For Community Policing

The U.S. Department of Justice sent funding to four Wisconsin groups to advance community policing.

$75M In Grants Goes To Underserved WI Communities

The governor announced two grants that will go to communities disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pfaff Says He's Running For Congress To Be A Good Neighbor

The farmer says his values are starkly different than the current Republican candidate.

The King Park Tent Community And Milwaukee's Housing Struggles

Homeless populations in the city have spiked amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and the end of the eviction moratorium.

The Forbes 400: 8 Wisconsin Billionaires Made The Cut

Wisconsin billionaires join Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates and Larry Page on The Forbes 400.

Kyle Rittenhouse's Request To Buck Illegal Weapon Charge Denied

A Kenosha judge denied a request from Rittenhouse's defense to dismiss an illegal weapons charge.

Celebrating Polish American Heritage Month

The Stanczak All-Brothers Baseball Powerhouse

Former Judge Sends Subpoenas To Milwaukee, Green Bay Officials

The head investigator for the partisan election investigation sent subpoenas to elections clerks in five Wisconsin cities.

Parents Say Public Health Backlash Risks Their Child's Life

Parents in northwest Wisconsin want their school district to reinstate COVID-19 prevention measures for their disabled child.

Dane County Extends Mask Order, Milwaukee Holds Off Despite Demands

Dane County's weekly COVID-19 rate is still up from before two months ago, while Milwaukee groups call for a new mask requirement.

Wisconsin's 2021 Wolf Hunt Quota Lowered

The Wisconsin DNR said it changed its quota after looking at scientific modeling and input from several committees and groups.

Wisconsin's COVID-19 Deaths Pass 8,000

People 80 to 89 years old made up a third of Wisconsin's total COVID-19 deaths. Wisconsin passed 8,000 virus deaths Wednesday.

Draconid And Orionid Meteors To Light Skies Over Wisconsin

The “Finlay-id meteor shower” won’t be visible in the skies over Wisconsin, but it offers an interesting lesson about comets.

People's Maps Commission Releases Voting Maps

Gov. Tony Evers and his commission have released their drafts of voting maps for next year.

How Our Current School Board Wars Started

Wisconsin school board members have quit over harassment and faced recalls over mask mandates, asking the federal government for help.

Cold, Wet Winter Hits Wisconsin Early This Year: Forecasters

AccuWeather says the return of a La Niña cycle could affect how much snow Wisconsin receives and the severity of the polar vortex.

10-Digit Dialing Will Change How Wisconsin Makes Local Calls

A switch to a three-digit suicide crisis hotline will change how people in 82 area codes, including in Wisconsin, call their neighbors.

21 WI Counties Report Critically High COVID-19 Case Activity

The statewide burden has nearly tripled since Friday, with an average of nearly 3,000 cases daily.

Republican Legislators Push For Redistricting Advantage

Republican leadership wants to minimize changes to state district boundaries since their action in 2011.

Wisconsin Double The National Rate For Child Lead Poisoning: Study

Wisconsin is one in six states where lead found in childrens' blood was double the national rate.

WI Restaurants Have Recovered, But Employment Still Down

Sales tax revenue data shows that Wisconsin bars and restaurants have recovered, but employment still lags in the sector.

Deer Health And Wild Game Bird Outlooks For The Fall Hunting Season

Declining grouse populations, diseased deer and a strong wild turkey population are in the natural resource department's hunting outlook.

Welcoming Afghan School Children To Wisconsin

A Milwaukee academy is preparing to accept Afghan children who will come to town from Fort McCoy.