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The Pay Gap Is About Gender and Racial Equity

The Pay Gap Is About Gender and Racial Equity

The wage gap in Wisconsin is worse for Black and Latina women.

State’s Incarcerated Population Drops During Pandemic

State’s Incarcerated Population Drops During Pandemic

Prisons and jails have more than one-third fewer inmates.

Tosa Police Chief Will Testify in New Mensah Case

Tosa Police Chief Will Testify in New Mensah Case

Jay Anderson's family asks judge to independently file charges.

Kerr Makes Case for State Superintendent

Kerr Makes Case for State Superintendent

Longtime educator, former Brown Deer Superintendent backs vouchers, early school start.

Underly Makes Case for State Superintendent

Underly Makes Case for State Superintendent

Supports more investment in 4K programs, phasing out vouchers.

Lake Michigan’s Deep Waters Warming

Lake Michigan’s Deep Waters Warming

NOAA study finds water 500 feet deep is warming in winter from climate change.

Legislators Pass Bill Blocking Vaccine Mandates

Legislators Pass Bill Blocking Vaccine Mandates

And giving Legislature oversight over federal stimulus funds. Veto by Evers likely.

State Sees Record Winter Home Sales

State Sees Record Winter Home Sales

Sales up for second winter in a row, helped by historically low mortgage rates.

Plan Would Restore Great Lakes Wetlands

Plan Would Restore Great Lakes Wetlands

Audubon plan restores 300,000 coastal acres to benefit birds, including areas in Wisconsin.

Dentists Can Now Administer Vaccines

Dentists Can Now Administer Vaccines

New legislation signed Monday requires dentists to take training before they can give vaccines.

Racial Bias Found in Pot Prosecutions

Racial Bias Found in Pot Prosecutions

Black Wisconsinites 4.3% more likely to be prosecuted for pot possession, new study finds.

COVID-19 Testing Still Needed, Experts Warn

COVID-19 Testing Still Needed, Experts Warn

As cases decline in Wisconsin, testing drops drastically. That's a mistake some warn.