Juliana Tornabene
Digital Producer
Madison, WI
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A former Milwaukee County Children’s Court judge and Dane County resident was indicted Wednesday in federal court on two alleged counts of distributing child pornography.
Miller Genuine Draft is set to launch a hard seltzer- straight into the sky.
Wisconsin law enforcement officers formed a procession Friday on Capitol Square to honor those who have been killed in the line of duty.
Republicans who head the Legislature’s budget committee are telling Wisconsin’s business leaders that they are optimistic a tax cut will be a part of the next two-year spending plan.
State health officials announced Tuesday that they are working to match employers and community organizations with vaccine providers in order to provide on-site COVID-19 vaccinations.
Wisconsinites can now receive their COVID-19 vaccine at any Sam’s Club or Walmart pharmacy without an appointment, the company announced Tuesday.
Forward Madison FC is considering adding sections to its limited capacity crowd that would only be for vaccinated fans, the team announced Friday.
Wisconsin elections officials will send out postcards to registered voters who have not voted in the past four years to update their list, they announced Thursday.
Both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine have been found to protect adults ages 65 and older from coronavirus-related hospitalizations, according to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Local doctors are urging people who have not gotten the COVID-19 vaccine yet to get one, citing studies that show people who get the vaccine are less likely have severe effects from the virus.
A Juneau County woman filed a federal lawsuit Sunday against the company that creates Bagel Bites Pizza Snacks, alleging that the packaging of the product deceives customers because it does not have “real” mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce.
New data has indicated Monday that many families skipped or postponed vaccinations for their child in 2020, according to UW Health.
New guidance from federal officials will provide Wisconsin families with an additional amount of emergency food aid benefits.
Gov. Tony Evers has vetoed a package of Republican-authored bills that would have directed how the state would spend $3.2 billion in federal COVID-19 relief money.
Gov. Tony Evers is directing all state-managed law enforcement to review and update their use of force policies Wednesday.
Members of the Governor’s Task Force on Broadband Access met Wednesday to discuss better connection for broadband expansion.
Wisconsinites will have the opportunity to discard any unwanted or unused medications this weekend during the state’s Drug Take Back event.
For Special Olympics Wisconsin supporters who missed out on the Polar Plunge due to COVID-19 changes, the organization is debuting a Sun Run & Solar Plunge to make up for it.
Budweiser is offering those who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 a free round, on them- if people can show proof of their completed vaccination series.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, along with other Midwestern mayors, expressed support Thursday for the creation of an expanded passenger rail program through Amtrak that would pass right through Wisconsin.
A driver and passenger were arrested Tuesday in Juneau County after deputies report the two were allegedly in possession of methamphetamine, among other related drug charges.
The U.S. Senate Finance Committee is set to consider former secretary-designee of the Wisconsin Department of Health and Human Services Andrea Palm this week as the next Deputy Secretary for Health and Human Services.
Gov. Tony Evers is hosting his fifth virtual listening session Wednesday to discuss his biennial budget proposal, this time focusing on justice system reform and legalizing marijuana.
Wisconsin officials released new changes Tuesday to state parks, including increasing event capacity limits.
The Kenosha Police Department officer who shot Jacob Blake has returned to duty following his administrative leave, according to the police department Tuesday.
With tax day normally taking place this week, the Wisconsin Department of Revenue is reminding residents that they extended the state tax filing deadline.
The DeForest Police Department shared Monday that a young girl who had became an honorary officer has died Tuesday following a brain cancer diagnosis years earlier.
State health officials are reminding Wisconsinites that everyone 16 and older is eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, adding that people who do not have a valid ID or insurance cannot be turned away to get their free shot.
The American Red Cross is encouraging Wisconsinites to sign up for fire safety preparedness resources in order to keep families safe.
As COVID-19 variant cases continue to spread around Wisconsin, the state’s COVID-19 dashboard has added new information to detail where these strains are detected.
Some of the nation’s top health agencies announced Wednesday that federal funding can now be used to buy rapid fentanyl test strips in an effort to reduce drug overdose deaths that have spiked recently.
Nearly 80% of teachers, school staff and childcare workers nationwide have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to the latest estimates by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Wisconsin’s spring turkey hunt will begin in two weeks, the state Department of Natural Resources announced Tuesday.
Gov. Tony Evers is asking for feedback again this week on his biennial budget proposal, but this time to discuss funding for education.
The mayor of Milwaukee is asking Major League Baseball officials to put Milwaukee in the running for the new location of the MLB All-Star Game.
A new law signed Thursday by Gov. Tony Evers will provide a stable funding source for the Citizens Utility Board (CUB), which Evers hopes will lead to lower utility bills.
Over 100 Wisconsin organizations will receive $6.2 million in grants to promote health equity in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, the Department of Health services announced Thursday.
The number of COVID-19 cases spiked dramatically Thursday from the previous week, with nearly 150 cases of these strains now being discovered.
Attorney General Josh Kaul, along with a coalition of other attorneys general, are urging the federal government to consider policies to help struggling student loan borrowers.
A tuition credit for eligible UW System nursing and pharmacy students who work at COVID-19 vaccination sites has been extended Wednesday, UW System president Tommy Thompson announced.
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health researchers are encouraging essential workers Tuesday who cannot work remotely to take part in a study that will look into practices to prevent COVID-19 infections.
The Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation broke down what citizens will need to do in order to get a form of identification to vote.
Two suspects charged in connection to the alleged homicides of two Juneau County residents appeared in court Monday.
A new COVID-19 variant has been discovered in Wisconsin Friday, officially marking all three known COVID-19 variants being present in the Badger State.
Office Depot and Office Max will laminate your COVID-19 vaccine card for free.
The Department of Health Services has identified 70 cases of COVID-19 variants since starting to test for them in Wisconsin, 13 of which are new this week.
Thirty percent of women in Wisconsin have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Wednesday.
The Madison Police Department is responding to a weapon violation Monday night in downtown Madison.
The Department of Health Services launched a new data visualization Tuesday for COVID-19 vaccines, including breaking down state vaccine allocation by brand.
Gov. Tony Evers will host the second of six virtual sessions this week to discuss his 2021-23 budget proposal, with this session having an emphasis of accessible and affordable health care.