2 Wisconsin Counties Have Critically High COVID-19 Case Activity

Two Wisconsin counties have critically high COVID-19 case burdens as the statewide average continues to rise.

1 Case Of Measles Reported At Fort McCoy, Base To Immunize

Personnel at Fort McCoy are taking precautions and working on immunizations after a confirmed measles case among Afghan refugees.

Visit These Wisconsin Museums For Free On Museum Day 2021

Smithsonian Magazine’s 17th annual Museum Day will be held Saturday. The event gives free access for one day to museums across the country.

Wisconsin’s National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists Announced

The students will have a chance to go on and compete for scholarships worth nearly $30 million.

Former Gov. Tommy Thompson Tours UW System For Vaccine Campaign

The former Wisconsin governor is touring University of Wisconsin campuses to promote vaccinations as part of the "70 for 70" program.

4 Identified In Western Wisconsin Homicides: Sheriff

The Dunn County Sheriff's Department identified four people who were found dead in an SUV in western Wisconsin.

Evers, Kaul Join Federal Redistricting Battle

The governor and attorney general filed a motion to weigh in on a federal lawsuit over Wisconsin's legislative maps.

No Masks May Bring Fines, Lawsuits To WI Schools

Wisconsin's lack of school mask mandates may draw lawsuits from the federal government over unmasked transportation.

WI Small Businesses More Confident To Recover: Facebook Report

In its newest State of Small Business report, Facebook gauges how the pandemic is still affecting businesses in Wisconsin

WI Schools Face COVID-19 Outbreaks And Closures

Some Wisconsin schools have closed in-person classes as COVID-19 cases explode among students and staff.

Wisconsin Schools Ranked Among 2022’s Best Colleges: U.S. News

New rankings from U.S. News & World Report evaluate colleges based on factors such as graduation rates, student excellence and more.

$58.4M To Fund Local, Tribal Health Care: Gov. Tony Evers

The Wisconsin governor announced Monday that $58.4 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds will go to local and tribal health departments.

Kleefisch Announces Run + Hospitalizations Soar : Week In Review

Plus, a Milwaukee alderwoman is charged with embezzlement, a teen who stabbed a classmate for Slenderman is released and vaccine mandates.

Coronavirus Transmission High In 71 WI Counties: CDC

When case rates reach 100 out of 100,000, a county has high COVID-19 transmission — 71 Wisconsin counties have over 100 cases per 100,000.

Wisconsin's Household Credit Card Debt Increased In 2021

A new ranking shows which states have the most credit card debt — here's how Wisconsin families compare.

Biden Vaccine Rule May Affect 100 Million People, Including In WI

Under Biden's new vaccine order, any business with more than 100 workers will be required to have employees vaccinated or tested weekly.

2 Assembly Bills Could Strip App Drivers Of Employee Status

An Assembly and Senate Bill could let businesses like Uber and DoorDash define their drivers as independent contractors in Wisconsin.

WI Election Investigator Demands State To Preserve Data

A former WI Supreme Court justice working for Robin Vos' November election investigation says state officials should preserve their records.

Hate Crimes Spiked In Wisconsin In 2020: FBI Data

Law enforcement agencies in Wisconsin and other states reported more than 7,700 hate crimes in 2020.

NFL Week 1: How To Watch The Packers’ Season Opener

The Green Bay Packers will begin their season on the road on Sunday.

WI COVID-19 Hospitalizations Highest Since January

COVID-19 hospitalizations in Wisconsin are the highest they've been since January, data from a state hospital group shows.

Former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch Announces Bid For WI Governor

Rebecca Kleefisch, the former lieutenant governor of Wisconsin, announced that she will run against Gov. Tony Evers in the 2022 election.

WI Senator Asks GOP Leadership To Sue UW-System Over Mask Policy

A Wisconsin Senator asked Legislature to file a lawsuit against the UW System after it ignored their motion to control COVID-19 policies.

Former GOP Officials And Elections Experts Say WI Probe Is Flawed

Former Republican officeholders and election experts said the election investigation put together by GOP assembly members is in bad faith.

WI Testing Clinic Reports More Testing, Positive COVID-19 Cases

Summit Clinical Laboratories experienced a testing shortage as more patients arrived as the delta variant spread in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Alcohol Tax Revenues Highest Since 1972: Report

Pandemic stress is credited for excessive drinking that drove an almost 17 percent increase in Wisconsin tax revenues in 2021.

Remembering 9/11 Victims From Wisconsin 20 Years Later

Wisconsin residents who died on 9/11 will be among those memorialized at services across the country on the attack’s 20th anniversary.

Northwoods Residents Say DNR Violated Logging Rules

A forester, a resident and the Department of Natural Resources are engaged in a battle over logging near shorelines.

Wisconsin Organizations Seek Donations For Afghan Refugees

Local nonprofits are looking for clothes, cash and food for refugees coming into Wisconsin from Afghanistan. Here's what you can do.

Gov. Evers Grants 71 Pardons, Order To Expand Pardon Process

The Wisconsin governor issued 71 pardons and signed an executive order to speed up and expand the pardon process.

Storms Threaten Central Wisconsin With Risk Of Hail Tuesday

The National Weather Service warned that storms in Fond du Lac County will have a risk of hail and high winds.

Gov. Evers Extends $100 COVID-19 Incentive Program For 2 Weeks

The program led to a number of Wisconsin residents getting their first shot, but the state's vaccination rates remain under 52 percent.

More than 8,700 Afghan Refugees Being Treated At Fort McCoy

The post has the capability of housing up to 13,000 refugees but Gov. Tony Evers is asking Wisconsin residents to donate items to help.

Wiretap Expert Fears Bill Will Open ‘Back Door' For Police

An engineer who helped design the wiretap system sees flaws in legislation.

Labor Day 2021 Travel: Tips For Getting Out Of Wisconsin

As the delta variant looms over Labor Day travel plans, know what to expect when it comes to masks, gas prices, and other restrictions.

See The Unemployment Rate In Wisconsin As Labor Day Nears

A small chunk of the labor force in Wisconsin remains jobless, as national unemployment is still higher than before the pandemic.

Donated LGBTQ Books Flood Prairie Du Chien Library After Report

The library received dozens of LGBTQ-themed book donations after GOP congressional candidate Derrick Van Orden harassed a staff member.

Animal Protection, Wildlife Groups File Lawsuit Over Wolf Hunt

Several animal wellness and wildlife groups are filing a lawsuit against the state of Wisconsin ahead of a wolf hunt in November

2 WI Republicans Say Biden Won As Assembly Committee OKs Audit

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson and former Rep. Paul Ryan both dispute claims of voter fraud as an Assembly committee advances its election audit.

Blues Brothers Movie Night at the Prison

Jake & Elwood are back on the giant 50' movie screen inside of the Old Joliet Prison Yard Friday, Sept. 24th!