Wisconsin’s top health agency stated Friday that it will work with community partners statewide to help determine next steps following the U.S. Supreme Court’s move to overturn Roe v. Wade.
The focus this week was on finding solutions to the many challenges facing school nutrition teams, such as ongoing supply chain disruptions, inflation and rising gas prices.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation held a webinar Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss how they plan on expanding public access to electric vehicle charging stations throughout the state.
A Waukesha County judge has denied the motion for changing the venue for the trial of the man accused of killing six people and injuring dozens more when he allegedly drove his vehicle through the Waukesha Christmas Parade in November of 2021.
Eighty million dollars have been awarded to the Dairy Business Innovation (DBI) Initiatives through the American Rescue Plan to fuel dairy production and research in Wisconsin, Senator Tammy Baldwin announced Monday.
This new technology can help farmers reduce costly veterinary bills and optimize production by having greater awareness of their animals’ medical status.
Sixteen Wisconsin cities - including Madison are presenting more than 500 free outdoor musical events on June 21 for Make Music Day. This festival is a celebration on the summer solstice that bring people together to make music.
This will mark the third year in a row the Juneteenth Flag is raised above the Wisconsin Capitol. The flag will fly starting today and until sunset on June 19.
Though Flag Day began nationwide on June 14 in 1916, the first recorded celebration of this day was perched on a Waubeka teacher’s desk 31 years before that.
The Wisconsin State Patrol is offering a vivid reminder to drivers that those crossover lanes on divided highways are for emergency maintenance vehicles only.
Wisconsin elections officials say Donald Trump’s pick for governor can stay on the ballot, despite questions over the required paperwork he submitted to be allowed to run.
Gov. Tony Evers is urging state lawmakers to repeal the pre-Civil War law that outlawed abortion in the state as the future of the Supreme Court precedents that enshrined abortion as a constitutional right appear to be in jeopardy.
One year after the Wisconsin Attorney General’s Office announces a new initiative to investigate clergy abuse, a group of survivors says AG Josh Kaul has failed them. But the AG’s office says they are making progress on prosecuting church leaders.