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Appeals Court Upholds Early Voting Restriction

Appeals Court Upholds Early Voting Restriction

Overrules federal district court, upholds Republican restrictions on voting in Wisconsin.

Madison Protester Faces Heavy Charges

Madison Protester Faces Heavy Charges

Two federal counts of extortion, up to 40 years in prison.

Demand Up But Home Sales Down

Demand Up But Home Sales Down

Home owners reluctant to sell now, but low interest rates have buyers hot to buy, pushing up prices.

Brewers Season May Include Pictures of Fans

Brewers Season May Include Pictures of Fans

A shortened season, health guidelines and maybe cardboard cutouts of fans in the stands.

Antimicrobial Product Misuse May Contribute to Antibiotic Resistance

Antimicrobial Product Misuse May Contribute to Antibiotic Resistance

Their heavy use during the pandemic has some experts worried.

Will COVID-19 Vaccine be a Silver Bullet?

Will COVID-19 Vaccine be a Silver Bullet?

UW-Madison Medical School Dean lays out challenges that remain, even if vaccine is developed.

A COVID-19 Case Spike May Merit Bar Limits, Sen. Johnson Says
DNR Will Draft Regulations on Firefighting Foam Containing PFAS

DNR Will Draft Regulations on Firefighting Foam Containing PFAS

The agency got the go-ahead from the state's Natural Resources Board.

Clean Energy Jobs Hard Hit by Pandemic

Clean Energy Jobs Hard Hit by Pandemic

Steadily growing industry saw thousands of job losses.

Mail-In Voting for Nursing Home Residents Maintained

Mail-In Voting for Nursing Home Residents Maintained

Due to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, policy will continue through the end of the year.

Unemployment Benefits Extended by 13 Weeks

Unemployment Benefits Extended by 13 Weeks

Unemployed workers who have exhausted their benefits can apply for an additional 13 weeks of support.

61% of State Residents Support Protests

61% of State Residents Support Protests

And Biden now leads Trump by 8% in state, latest Marquette poll finds.