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Greendale High School Band Will Make National TV Appearance

Greendale High School Band Will Make National TV Appearance

After Macy’s and past Rose Parade trips, the suburban Milwaukee band is again headed to California.

Trump Administration Sues Advocate Aurora Health

Trump Administration Sues Advocate Aurora Health

Lawsuit claims health system discriminated against employee based on their religion.

Most Wisconsin Bank CEOs Believe Economy Is ‘Good’

Most Wisconsin Bank CEOs Believe Economy Is ‘Good’

Though none say it’s ‘excellent.’ Survey captures expectations for 2026.

GOP Bill Requires Homeless Sex Offenders to Wear GPS Monitors

GOP Bill Requires Homeless Sex Offenders to Wear GPS Monitors

Opponent charges ordinances on where ex-offenders can live causes homelessness.

Former PSC Chair to Run Alliant Energy’s WI Utility Business

Former PSC Chair to Run Alliant Energy’s WI Utility Business

Watchdogs say 'revolving door' between utilities and regulating them is a concern.

LGBTQ+ Advocates Condemn RFK Jr.’s Gender-Affirming Care Rules

LGBTQ+ Advocates Condemn RFK Jr.’s Gender-Affirming Care Rules

Ends Medicare, Medicaid funding to hospitals that offer gender-affirming care.

Wisconsin Republicans Threaten to Impeach Judge Hannah Dugan

Wisconsin Republicans Threaten to Impeach Judge Hannah Dugan

Resign or face impeachment, state Assembly and Senate leaders warn.

Gray Wolf Protections in Jeopardy as House Passes Delisting Bill

Gray Wolf Protections in Jeopardy as House Passes Delisting Bill

Backed by Wisconsin’s GOP delegation, the measure would shift control to states, with critics warning wolves could be hunted and trapped back toward extinction.

Inside BRAVE, Milwaukee’s Expanding Clinic for Invisible Wounds

Inside BRAVE, Milwaukee’s Expanding Clinic for Invisible Wounds

Veterans and first responders with PTSD and brain injuries find team-based, low-cost care at a new, larger location.

As Flu Season Looms, Two Wisconsin Children Die of Respiratory Illness

As Flu Season Looms, Two Wisconsin Children Die of Respiratory Illness

DHS confirms one pediatric death from COVID-19 and one from influenza and warns this flu season could be more severe than usual.

How Menards’ 11 Percent Rebate Ended in a $4.25 Million Payout

How Menards’ 11 Percent Rebate Ended in a $4.25 Million Payout

Ten states, led in part by Wisconsin, said the popular promotion blurred the line between instant discounts and mail-in rebates for shoppers.

$43 Million Later, MPS Says Classrooms Are Safe From Lead Dust

$43 Million Later, MPS Says Classrooms Are Safe From Lead Dust

Superintendent Brenda Cassellius and city leaders mark the end of cleanup effort.