Criminal Justice Advocates Unsatisfied With State Budget

Murky plans and not enough reform and rehabilitation, critics warn.

RiverCrest Chiropractic Offering Latest in Muscle/Injury Recovery and Noninvasive Body Shaping

Complimentary Launch Party on July 24 to Showcase New Treatment

How WI Senators Voted On $9B Bill Cutting Public Broadcasting, Foreign Aid

If the U.S. House passes the bill, it would go to President Donald Trump’s desk for his signature.

Severe Weather Threats During Evening Commute Across Wisconsin

Storms with damaging winds and isolated tornadoes could impact drivers during Wednesday’s evening commute.

National Ice Cream Day Is Sunday: Where To Score Freebies And Deals In WI

Several ice cream shops and companies are offering freebies and deals on Sunday, and some have month-long offers.

The Court Ordered Fairer Maps. Now Reformers Want To Change How They're Drawn In The Future

“Our goal is to have a more accountable legislative body,” says Iuscely Flores, organizing director for the Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition.

With New Website, Democrats Seek To Target Trump On Mega-Bill, Tariff Costs

“The Trump Tax is the largest redistribution of wealth and the largest cut to health care in Wisconsin history,” DNC Chairman Martin said.

Heat Wave Safety for Older Adults: Staying Safe and Healthy This Summer

By Dr. Abbie Miller, Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin

Here’s How To See Who’s Donating Big In Your Wisconsin Neighborhood

An OpenSecrets tool shows which candidates your neighbors are backing, and who’s funding your local elected officials.

Tornado Emergency Unfolding In Southern Wisconsin

Law enforcement confirmed a large tornado as multiple warnings remain active across the region.

Woman, 69, Attacked By Black Bear In Western Wisconsin

The woman reported the attack that happened near the town of Comstock in Barron County around 2 p.m.

These Are Wisconsin’s Best High Schools Heading Into The New Academic Year

As families prepare for the fall, these schools stand out in academics, culture, and more.

Wisconsin Is Seeing A Surge In Tick Bite Visits To Emergency Room

Emergency rooms across the Midwest are seeing a spike in visits for treatment of tick bites and tick-borne illnesses.

Wisconsin earns 76/100 in financial transparency, ranking 34 among 50 states

New report from Truth in Accounting reveals Wisconsin’s strengths and weaknesses in fiscal reporting

USDA Chief Outlines Plan To Block China From U.S. Farmland Ownership

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the nation’s food supply was a national security issue on par with energy and water supplies.

$72 Million In WI Education Funding Paused By Trump Administration: See Impacted Programs

Wisconsin stands to lose $72,636,782 or 11.5 percent of K-12 funding.

State Budget Omits Stewardship Funds, Includes $1 Million For Timber Industry Groups

The budget Governor Tom Evers signed after 1 a.m. Thursday included zero money for the program, which is set to lapse next summer.

Department Of Corrections Holds Hearing On 2014 Law Offering Alternatives To Revocation

The public can join the virtual hearing by going to a DOC link and selecting the “hearing information” section.

Wisconsin Supreme Court's Liberal Majority Strikes Down 176-Year-Old Abortion Ban

The ruling came as no surprise given that liberal justices control the high court.

Pride Flag Raised Again After Vandalism In Appleton

Police deemed what happened to Roe and Frantz a targeted attack, according to Citizen Action.

Start Of Taylor County Drilling Operation Brings Environmental Concerns

Some environmental activists remain much more concerned about the possible effect of the drilling operation on the local water.

This Restaurant Makes The Best Burger In WI (And It's Not Culver's)

There is no shortage of places in Wisconsin to grab a burger, an all-American classic. But connoisseurs who want the best should head here.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Declines To Hear Cases Challenging Congressional Maps

The Wisconsin Supreme Court issued two orders, declining to hear cases challenging the constitutionality of the state’s congressional maps.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Sides With Environmentalists In Fight Over PFAS "Forever Chemicals"

The 5-2 ruling is a defeat for the state's powerful group representing businesses and manufacturers.

Minnesota Assassination Prompts Many Lawmakers To Wonder: Is Service Worth The Danger?

“I was concerned about my family,” Jaffer said in an interview. “They didn’t sign up for this. I didn’t want to put them in harm’s way.”

‘A Purpose In This World': Older Adults Fear Elimination Of Program That Helps Them Find Work

"These are people who worked hard all their lives. But they can’t pay the heating bill. They have to decide between medicine and groceries."

Both Parties Prep For Mega-Bill Marathon In U.S. Senate Vote-A-Rama

“We’ve had this bill for 36 hours now.. The first time I had it, I stayed up all night, so last night I got a little sleep,” Wyden said.

Wisconsin Activist Heads Bus Tour To Push Back On GOP Federal Tax Cut Bill

To U.S. senators and representatives, the message is: Vote against the measure, or face the wrath of voters in 2026.

WI Legislature Passes Bill That Dictates Ride-Share Drivers Are Not Employees

The legislation also authorizes the affected companies to offer drivers benefit plans without classifying them as employees.

Finance Committee Delays Action Due To Budget Disagreements, Child Care Providers Disappointed

The June 30 deadline for the 2025-27 state budget is quickly approaching, and lawmakers still have major portions of the bill to finalize.

Bankrupt Home Decor Retailer To Close WI Store

The popular retailer has reported dwindling cash reserves worsened by a burgeoning trade war. See which store is closing.

Living Strong: How Men May Maintain Bone Health and Prevent Falls

Dr. Steven Kulick, Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare Medicare & Retirement of Wisconsin

‘A Situation With No Good Outcome.' A Mom Describes How Dobbs Made The Loss Of Her Pregnancy Harder

The infant, upon being born, would have no chance of surviving. He lacked critical internal organs; his brain and heart were both abnormal.

PODS® Northeast Wisconsin Sets Residents Up for Garage Sale Success

Spring and summer are typically the best times to have a garage sale, so PODS® Northeast Wisconsin provides a few tips to succeed.

Wisconsin Lawsuit Seeks To Ban Elon Musk From Ever Offering $1 Million Checks To Voters Again

Musk handed out $1 million checks to three Wisconsin voters, including two in person just days before the state's Supreme Court election.

8 Tips to Help You Stay Safe This Summer

By: Dr. Abigail Miller, Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin

Cyclists Converge In Wisconsin For Epic Bike Fest

"In the National Forest, ripping corners, up, down. It keeps it interesting," Pro cyclist Daxton Mock said. "The trails are so good here."

Talking with David Herro of The Herro's Journey

Shortly after the premiere of The Herro's Journey, I interviewed David Herro, the film's subject. David discussed the film and more.

Wisconsin Trails Minnesota In New State By State Income Report

WalletHub's 2025 data shows which states are winning the income race.

Solar Storm May Light Up Wisconsin Skies Again

If you missed the dazzling aurora borealis over the weekend, don’t worry. Wisconsinites may get another shot early this week.