Gov. Evers Announces More Than $6 Million In Harbor Assistance

Gov. Tony Evers today announced grants for nine harbor maintenance and improvement projects in Wisconsin.

U.S. House Votes To Override Trump’s Veto Of Defense Authorization Bill

Wisconsin representatives vote on unexpected party lines.

Biden Picks Former Public School Teacher As Secretary Of Education

Miguel Cardona is a veteran of public schools and the third Latino selected for the Cabinet.

City of Beloit Police: 7-Month-Old baby And Teen Found Safe

City of Beloit​ Police Department said 7-month-old Sovereign A. Taylor and 17-year-old Jason Schaffer were found in Chicago.

Gov. Evers Announces Launch Of Pharmacy Distribution Program

The partnership pairs long-term care facilities with Walgreens or CVS to provide free, on-site virus vaccination for residents and staff.

50 vials Of Moderna Vaccine Thrown Out At Grafton Clinic

Advocate Aurora cites "human error."

Buttigieg To Inherit A Crumbling Network Of Roads, Subways And Rails At DOT

Buttigieg sounded the right notes for people who have been frustrated by Congress’ inability to pass major infrastructure packages.

SWAT Team Called To Evacuate Children From Wisconsin Home

Two 6-months-old infants and a 3-year-old child were left in the home after the armed man fired a gun.

Pay Attention To The Risk Of Martial Law

When democracy is under all-out threat, minimizing the risk is a dangerous course of action.

A Somber Christmas Decoration Decks The Capitol Steps

Home-made garland commemorates Wisconsin residents who have died from COVID-19

A Somber Christmas Decoration Decks The Capitol Steps

Home-made garland commemorate's Wisconsin residents who have died from COVID-19.

Trump Loyalist GA Sen. Perdue Fights For Not Just His Seat But The Future Of The GOP

Perdue is paired with Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler, who’s running in a special election at the same time to retain her seat.

Favorite Christmas Drinks: See The Most Popular One In Wisconsin

Here's a toast to the most popular Christmas drink in Wisconsin.

Conservative Cred, Trump Fealty Touted By GA Sen. Loeffler In Struggle To Hold Her Seat And The Senate

Loeffler has voted with the president on nearly every proposal.

Congress Seals The Deal On Emergency Relief After Dispute Over Fed Lending Settled

Working through that disagreement over the Fed was a key final piece to hammering out what’s expected to be a $900 billion aid bill.

State's General Fund Has First Positive GAAP Balance Since 1990

“This is great news for our state and will put us in a stronger position to move our state forward," Gov. Evers said.

Wisconsin To Offer At-Home COVID-19 Testing Option

At-home COVID-19 saliva collection kits will be available to everyone who lives in Wisconsin, with or without symptoms, at no cost.

Stimulus Payments, Small Business Help Headed To WI: What To Know

Much needed help is headed to Wisconsinites after months. Here’s what you need to know.

Wisconsin to Receive First Shipment Of Moderna Vaccine

Gov. Tony Evers said the vaccine will begin arriving at hospitals and clinics across the state this week.

Wisconsin's 1st Female Supreme Court Justice Dies

Gov. Tony Evers released a statement on the passing of former Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson.

GOP Lawmakers Wipe Out Parts Of PFAS Emergency Rule

Majority eliminates metrics for contamination, claiming DNR lacks authority.

Congress Close To Emergency Relief Deal Including Direct Payments, Added Unemployment Benefits

Top congressional leaders met late into the night Tuesday, negotiating details of an accord.

WI Senator Ron Johnson Sells Snake Oil At Election Hearing (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: According to Johnson, there are “many reasons” for voter skepticism, including “today’s climate of hyper partisanship.”

Industry And Eco-Advocates Join Forces On Climate Change

Wisconsin may have an important role to play in climate adaptation.

Wisconsin Calls On Feds To Send More Vaccines

Federal officials indicate Wisconsin will receive less Pfizer vaccine doses than expected.

High Court Hears 25% Capacity Limit Arguments

State says health order wasn’t a rule; lawyer for tavern says it was.

More than $620,000 In Grants To Wisconsin Veteran Organizations

Grants were awarded to 16 registered nonprofit organizations that provide services to Wisconsin veterans and their families.

Gov. Evers Announces New Contact Tracing App to Launch Next Week

The WI Exposure Notification app can alert you if you’ve been in close contact with a positive case.

Assembly COVID Ideas Fall Flat With These Small Business Owners

Robust direct aid, uniform public health rules outweigh proposals such as liability shields or forced in-person schooling.

Wisconsin Sports Teams Navigate Bringing Fans And Employees Back To Games

A recent New York Times report found that 2,200 people in Wisconsin had lost their jobs because of the pandemic’s effect on sports.

Governor: $2B Invested In Wisconsin Communities During Pandemic

As state nears end-of-year fiscal cliff, Evers Administration provides update on investments assisting small business owners and more.

Wisconsin Election Commission Posts Facts On Election

The Wisconsin Election Commission created a new question-and-answer section on its website to dispel misinformation about November election.

Election 2020 Is Finally Over (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: Trump and the GOP fail to subvert the will of the voters.

Pharmacy Distribution Program For Coronavirus Vaccine Activated

It is set to begin on Dec. 28.

Wisconsin's 'Around The Corner With John McGivern,' Not Renewed

McGivern said Milwaukee PBS was “moving in another direction” with more “COVID-related programming."

‘Institutions Held Strong’ Says One Of Wisconsin’s Presidential Electors

538 members of the Electoral College met on Monday to cast their votes for president.

How To Counter The Anti-Democracy Movement (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: We need to call out racism whenever we see it.

FDA Authorizes First COVID-19 Vaccine, Clearing The Way For States’ Rollout

Nearly 3 million vaccine doses will be headed to states.

International Police Association With Deep Wisconsin Ties Spreads Claim That BLM Activists Are ‘Terrorists’

The 176-page document “Understanding Antifa and Urban Guerrilla Warfare,” was emailed to the ILEETA’s members in October.

Advocate Sees Pandemic’s Toll As It Presses On The Elderly

AARP analysis of COVID-19 infections and deaths shows community spread is ‘leaking into nursing homes.’