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Conservative Groups Sue to Stop Online Sports Betting in Wisconsin

Conservative Groups Sue to Stop Online Sports Betting in Wisconsin

Lawsuit claims bipartisan law passed in March and allowing such betting is unconstitutional

Crowley Outraises Hong in July, Despite Briefly Leaving Race for Governor

Crowley Outraises Hong in July, Despite Briefly Leaving Race for Governor

Crowley raised $776,000, compared to $339,000 for Hong. Tiffany was far ahead of both.

Finance Report Reveals Chaos of Sara Rodriguez’s Campaign for Governor

Finance Report Reveals Chaos of Sara Rodriguez’s Campaign for Governor

Did her campaign improperly coordinate with independent issues group?

FBI Director Kash Patel Campaigns for Rep. Van Orden in Eau Claire

FBI Director Kash Patel Campaigns for Rep. Van Orden in Eau Claire

10th visit by top Trump adm. official to help Van Orden triggers feud with Gov. Evers over fighting 'fraud.'

Gov. Tony Evers Rallies with Milwaukee Co. Exec David Crowley in Appleton

Gov. Tony Evers Rallies with Milwaukee Co. Exec David Crowley in Appleton

Evers says Democratic frontrunner Francesca Hong spends too much time 'talking on Twitter.'

Qualified Nurses with 4-Year Degrees Can Now Teach College Clinical Courses

Qualified Nurses with 4-Year Degrees Can Now Teach College Clinical Courses

Gov. Tony Evers’ new emergency rule addresses nursing school faculty shortage.

American Transmission Co., We Energies Seek State Approval for Data Center Costs

American Transmission Co., We Energies Seek State Approval for Data Center Costs

Will it protect customers from paying for Mount Pleasant data center? 'The devil is in the details.'

Madison Fought for Years About Police Body Cams. Things Have Changed

Madison Fought for Years About Police Body Cams. Things Have Changed

Pressure builds for police to wear cameras after killing of Corey Ruiz.

Losing Temporary Protected Status Has Big Impact on State’s Haitian Immigrants

Losing Temporary Protected Status Has Big Impact on State’s Haitian Immigrants

For some, leaving Wisconsin and returning to Haiti might be a death sentence.

Thousands of Wisconsinites Have Lost Food Aid in Largest Cut in US History

Thousands of Wisconsinites Have Lost Food Aid in Largest Cut in US History

More people have to document they’re working to receive SNAP; at least 24,000 lose food aid.

Wisconsin Hospitals Score Among Nation’s Best In Federal Ratings

Wisconsin Hospitals Score Among Nation’s Best In Federal Ratings

CMS data show nearly two-thirds of rated hospitals earn four or five stars for quality of care.

As Michigan Outbreak Soars, Wisconsin Logs 160 Cyclospora Cases

As Michigan Outbreak Soars, Wisconsin Logs 160 Cyclospora Cases

More than 10,000 infected in Michigan while Wisconsin sees sharp increase but no defined outbreak yet.