Wisconsin’s Air Quality Is Improving

A DNR Report confirms decreasing concentrations of most pollutants across the state.

See Which Halloween Costume Is Most Popular In Wisconsin

Popular costume trends appear randomly sprinkled across the states in 2020.

Gov. Evers Announces Additional Relief For Wisconsin Taxpayer

Sales and use taxes from out-of-state retailers and marketplace providers results in more than $250 million in tax relief.

New Data Displays Health Impact Of Coronavirus By Race

Data shows communities of color are disproportionately impacted by the pandemic.

State Fair Park Coronavirus Facility Accepts First Patient

4,205 new coronavirus cases and 48 deaths were reported on Wednesday.

Wisconsin’s Country USA And Rock USA Festivals Permanently Close

The company which puts on the shows is working on ticket refunds.

Online Shoppings Provides Boon To WI

Sales and use taxes from out-of-state retailers and marketplace providers result in more than $250 million in tax relief.

Wisconsin Health Secretary: Avoid Thanksgiving Gatherings

Gov. Evers also encourages people to watch sports at home instead of at bars, restaurants.

Wisconsin Reaches 4,591 Coronavirus Cases

Wisconsin Department of Health Services restarted update dashboard after a weekend upgrade.

Do Public Health And Protecting Small Business Have To Conflict?

We might need to close the bars, says economist — but then we should give them strong financial support.

From 4Chan To Facebook To Ferryville, QAnon Is Spreading Offline To Rural Wisconsin

QAnon is the catch-all name for a baseless set of conspiracy theories.

AG Kaul: Voter Intimidation Is Illegal, Breaking That Law Risks Jail Time

Elections Commission to issue follow-up instructions for elections officials.

How Is Trump Playing In Janesville?

Gauging the president's support among Wisconsin working class voters.

Judge Upholds Gov. Evers' Indoor Capacity Order

A Barron County judge has reinstated Gov. Tony Evers’ emergency order during a live-streamed hearing on Oct. 19.

NOAA Releases Newest Winter Forecast For Wisconsin

La Niña will affect temperature, precipitation and drought conditions through winter in our state and others, according to NOAA.

How Likely Are Deer Collisions In Wisconsin?

Most animal-involved crashes occur in the fall. Here's how likely it is you'll hit a deer, according to State Farm.

State Works To Ramp Up Community Testing For Coronavirus

Wisconsin once again hits a record for newly confirmed cases of COVID-19.

Voters And Election Officials Push Forward In The Face Of Politics, Lawsuits And Infections

According to the Wisconsin Elections Commission, 77,448 people have registered to vote since Oct. 1.

Faith Leaders Call For Stronger COVID-19 Public Health Measures

‘Loving your neighbor’ means complying with regulations that protect people from the virus.

Teen Hunters Can Now Take Education Requirements Online

DNR reviewed the available methods for delivering hunter education, and instructors showed support for exploring alternatives.

More Federal Funding Needed To Fight Coronavirus

“The work of the Wisconsin National Guard has significantly advanced our response to the COVID-19 pandemic."

Tavern League Sues Over Health Order As State Breaks COVID-19 Records

Evers urges voters to call legislators, demand action to address pandemic.

As Deadlines, Court Battles And The Election Loom, Officials Urge Patience

Official results are never available on Election Day in Wisconsin.

To The Naked Man In The Hot Springs Outside Taos (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: I don’t understand your contempt. But I do understand anger.

Amy Coney Barrett Is Not Pro-Life (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: So much is at stake for millions of other women, for whom Barrett’s confirmation will be an unmitigated disaster.

Gov: Judge Made A Dangerous Decision

The Governor responds to the temporary hold on the order limiting large gatherings.

Data Hack Impacts Local Patients

Patients may soon receive letters from Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Community Physicians, Inc.

Judge Blocks Evers' Order Limiting Capacity At Bars, Restaurants

The Tavern League of Wisconsin sued on Oct. 13.

Evers To GOP Leaders: Let’s Meet — And Bring A Plan

Governor releases letter after lawmakers demand emergency rule for order limiting gatherings.

Watchdog Group Seeks Ethics Probe Of Oshkosh Project By Sen. Johnson's Children

Complaint focuses on process used for tax credits by WEDC, State Historic Preservation Office.

Counting Absentee Ballots Early Is A Good Idea

Wisconsin is one of only two swing states (the other is Pennsylvania) not to allow early counting of absentee ballots.

'We let down our guard,' Gov. Evers Says About Coronavirus Surge

The state Department of Health Services reported 3,279 confirmed new cases, breaking a record of 3,132 in less than a week.

Wisconsin Absentee Case May Be Headed To US Supreme Court

​Democrats are asking whether absentee ballots in WI that are received up six days after the election can the election can be counted.

Gov. Evers Announces Additional $50M For Childcare, Education

Wisconsin has now set aside more than $130 million of its CARES Act funding for early care and education.

‘De Facto Disenfranchisement’: Outside Groups Work To Make Sure Jailed Voters Can Cast A Ballot

People in jail are already dealing with a number of challenges — but that shouldn’t mean they lose their vote, says Ryeshia Farmer.

Trump’s Private Election Army

As gun sales surge, the president recruits poll watchers, stokes violence.

‘We’re All In’ Goes Another Round For Small Business Aid

Pandemic continues to teach lessons for the state’s economy, says WEDC chief.

Wisconsin Mask Order Remains In Place, Judge Denies Injunction

The plaintiffs asked for a temporary injunction while their case plays out in the courts.

Report Sets Agenda For Supporting Wisconsin Caregivers

Governor’s task force takes aim at what advocates call a crisis in providing help for the elderly and disabled.

As COVID Infections Hit A New Record, The Political Standoff Continues

Republican lawmakers who haven’t held session since April complain the governor isn’t consulting them.