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Slow Going for New Luxury High-Rises

Slow Going for New Luxury High-Rises

Couture and 333 Water attracting renters more slowly than past towers. Is local market getting saturated?

Schools Across Wisconsin Limiting Cell Phone Use

Schools Across Wisconsin Limiting Cell Phone Use

Administrators say this will improve attention, learning engagement and mental health.

Activists Spent $1.3 Million, Almost 90% From Arkansas, Trying To Recall Robin Vos

Activists Spent $1.3 Million, Almost 90% From Arkansas, Trying To Recall Robin Vos

Vos, the GOP Assembly Speaker, was subject to multiple failed recall attempts.

West Nile Virus Kills 2 in Wisconsin

West Nile Virus Kills 2 in Wisconsin

State health officials encourage residents to protect themselves against mosquito bites.

During La Crosse Town Hall, Trump Says Government, Insurance Should Cover IVF

During La Crosse Town Hall, Trump Says Government, Insurance Should Cover IVF

Former president fields questions about inflation, southern border, jobs from Wisconsin residents during 30 minute appearance.

How 4 Wisconsin Women Swam the English Channel

How 4 Wisconsin Women Swam the English Channel

They swam 21 miles across the channel in 11 hours, 21 minutes.

Northern Wisconsin Town Accused of Violating Law by Pulling Voting Machines

Northern Wisconsin Town Accused of Violating Law by Pulling Voting Machines

US DOJ threatens lawsuit against Thornapple, WI; voters with disabilities need machines.

New Title IX Rules Could Mean School Districts Lose Millions in Federal Funds

New Title IX Rules Could Mean School Districts Lose Millions in Federal Funds

Pending federal lawsuit attempting to block LGBTQ protections leaves districts in limbo.

In De Pere, JD Vance Blasts Elections Commission for Keeping RFK Jr. on Ballot

In De Pere, JD Vance Blasts Elections Commission for Keeping RFK Jr. on Ballot

Bipartisan commission followed state law in not removing RFK Jr.'s name.

Cellmate a Suspect in Death at Green Bay Prison

Cellmate a Suspect in Death at Green Bay Prison

Brown County Sheriff's Office investigating the death of a prisoner.

Court Rules Evers Properly Used Partial Veto

Court Rules Evers Properly Used Partial Veto

But rejected DPI request that Legislators release $50 million in funds for reading program.

Despite Ending Campaign, RFK Jr. Will Be on Wisconsin Ballot in November

Despite Ending Campaign, RFK Jr. Will Be on Wisconsin Ballot in November

Independent candidate dropped out and endorsed Donald Trump, but could still draw votes.