This Racine Voter Asked Biden To Cancel Student Debt. She’s Not Giving Up.

The Federal Reserve estimates the total student loan debt in the country is more than $1.7 trillion, with an average of $32,731 of debt.

Reopening Debate Injects School Board Races Statewide With Divisiveness

Facebook groups populated by parents have become breeding grounds for misinformation, personal attacks and agitation.

Colectivo Union Vote Nears Finish Line, Challenges Firm’s Progressive Image

Company campaigns against employees' attempt to seek representation in Wisconsin, Illinois.

Biden Slams ‘un-American’ GOP Drive To Curb Voting Rights

Biden said he would “do everything in my power” to prevent those changes from going into effect.

Reconsidering ACT Testing, School Report Cards After The Pandemic

The mandatory ACT student testing dates were set; contracts with testing vendors were signed; nothing could be changed.

Collapsing Union Pension Plans Win, Long-Sought Help From Rescue Package

Republican lawmakers had insisted on a solution that would have reduced retirees’ benefits in the name of “shared sacrifice.”

Suicides In The COVID-19 Pandemic

Despite beliefs to the contrary, the current data suggest they haven't increased.

Biden Calls On Senate To Act On Background Checks After Mass Shooting In Colorado

“This should not be a partisan issue,” Biden said. “This is an American issue.”

The Milwaukee Sheriff’s New Drone Unit

Drones featuring FLIR infrared, speakers and mapping capabilities pitched for public safety.

The Legislature Debates Its Power, Purpose And Prestige

Stimulus stimulates intense battle despite predetermined outcome.

‘Vaccine Passports’ That Show You’re Inoculated Are On The Way

Along with the vaccine shot, a small paper card with the CDC’s label detailing the timing and manufacturer of the dose.

New Attempt In Congress To Help Dreamers Runs Into Familiar Obstacles

On Thursday, the U.S. House is poised to pass the American Dream and Promise Act, House Democrats’ version of the so-called DREAM Act.

Two Rural Counties Lead Wisconsin’s Best In The Country Vaccine Effort

Menominee and Bayfield — lead Wisconsin in percentage of the population that has received at least one dose of the vaccine.

Find a Rewarding Career at West Bend Mutual Insurance Company

West Bend Mutual Insurance Company is looking to fill 70 new positions in 2021.

Senate Confirms Haaland As First Native American To Serve In The Cabinet

In a narrow 51-40 vote, senators confirmed Haaland, a New Mexico Democrat, to serve as secretary of Interior.

Forcing Legislators To Face The Public

A bill allowing Wisconsinites to petition for a public hearing could circumvent the majority’s lock on discussion.

Milwaukee PD’s Cell Phone Monitoring Technology

For police departments, tools of the trade sometimes come with big price tags.

Rep. Spreitzer: ‘The Goal Is A Smear Campaign’

Selective testimony, unverified accounts and defamation mar election committee hearing.

Vaccination Clinic To Open In Racine County March 23

Clinic at the Regency Mall will start by administering 200 doses per day, and it is capable of administering 1,000 doses per day.

Evers: Vaccine Open To General Public May 1

A day earlier, DHS announced people 16 years old and older with certain medical conditions become eligible on March 29.

Madison Nurses Cite Sick Leave For COVID Among Issues In Potential Hospital Strike

Nurses working for UnityPoint Health-Meriter hospital said Tuesday they have voted not to extend their contract.

Family Lawyer: Jay Anderson Shooting Investigation Was Not Independent

John Doe hearing raises questions regarding the death investigation.

Congress Clears Giant $1.9T Emergency Relief Package For Biden’s Signature

Thursday will mark the one-year anniversary of the World Health Organization’s declaration that COVID-19 was a global pandemic.

All Politics Is National

Candidates for local office are ignoring community issues, instead highlighting national culture wars.

California Study Shows Guaranteed Income Works While Madison and Wausau Build Pilots

While not a panacea, the pilot found that monthly payments can greatly ease people’s lives.

How Wisconsin Measures Up In Latest U.S. News Ranking

The annual ranking by U.S. News & World report evaluates each state’s economy, education system, fiscal stability and more.

Republicans and Democrats Agree On Teaching the Holocaust

With anti-Semitism on the rise, Wisconsin’s lawmakers consider the history of genocide.

CDC: It’s OK For Vaccinated Grandparents To Visit Family If No Risk For Severe Disease

Vaccinated individuals can safely socialize with other vaccinated individuals.

These 16 Wisconsin Hospitals Are Among The Best In U.S.: Newsweek

The rankings for 2021 include over 300 hospitals in the United States.

Standing In Solidarity For A Better Future

Voces de la Frontera, BLOC, YES! and other groups unite to push for COVID relief and criminal justice reform.

Spring Break Plans: See Travel Restrictions In Wisconsin

Spring break travelers in Wisconsin can see which destinations have coronavirus-related restrictions.

Daylight Saving Time 2021: When Clocks Change In WI

Daylight saving time — colloquially known as "daylight savings" — begins on the second Sunday in March.

Standing In Solidarity For A Better Future

Voces de la Frontera, BLOC, YES! and other groups unite to push for COVID relief and criminal justice reform.

1 Million Wisconsinites Have Received at Least One Vaccine Dose

Since first receiving vaccine in mid-December, Wisconsin has continued to ramp up vaccination efforts.

Tips to Strengthen Your CORE to Help Prevent and Treat Back Pain

By Dr. Russell Amundson, National Senior Medical Director, UnitedHealthcare

WI State Assembly: Fixing The Unemployment Insurance System

See below for an announcement from the Wisconsin General Assembly.

Sex Crimes And Holding Public Officials Accountable (Opinion)

Twice in recent months, Wisconsin government officials have been charged with sex crimes but not public misconduct.

GOP Opposition To State And Local Aid Remains As Senate Heads Toward Vote On COVID Bill

Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson calls it a 'boondoggle for Democrats.'

Brewers And City Announce Fans Will Return To The Ballpark

Health commissioner approves initial 25-percent capacity at American Family Field, though more fans are possible if COVID metrics improve.

Poetry For The People

Dasha Kelly Hamilton, Wisconsin’s first Black poet laureate, shares a message of connection.