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State’s Beef, Pork Farmers Getting Squeezed

State’s Beef, Pork Farmers Getting Squeezed

Prices for beef and pork plummet as meatpacking plants slow production, yet retail prices rising.

State Businesses Get $9.7 Billion in Loans

State Businesses Get $9.7 Billion in Loans

Two rounds of federal Paycheck Protection Program gave loans to 40,000 and then 30,000 businesses.

87% of School Funding Referendums Passed

87% of School Funding Referendums Passed

Near-record year for approvals. Local funding makes up for state real-dollar declines.

Wisconsin Manufacturing in Decline During Pandemic

Wisconsin Manufacturing in Decline During Pandemic

In a survey, three quarters of the industry reported business was down.

Independent Restaurants Devastated by Pandemic

Independent Restaurants Devastated by Pandemic

Restaurants were already a tough business, then the pandemic hit.

State Supreme Court to Hear GOP Challenge of ‘Safer At Home’
UWM, MATC, Other Colleges Creating Incentives For Fall Admission

UWM, MATC, Other Colleges Creating Incentives For Fall Admission

Deadline extensions and scholarships are being used to attract students in an uncertain time

Harley Changes Strategy As Sales Plummet

Harley Changes Strategy As Sales Plummet

The Milwaukee based motorcycle manufacturer has taken a hit during the pandemic.

OSHA Supervising Re-Opening of Meat Packing Plants

OSHA Supervising Re-Opening of Meat Packing Plants

COVID-19 infection rate in Green Bay is skyrocketing.

Business Lobby Wants State to Re-Open Monday

Business Lobby Wants State to Re-Open Monday

Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce is pushing its plan to reopen Wisconsin businesses next week.

Is The Meat Safe to Eat?

Is The Meat Safe to Eat?

COVID-19 outbreaks at state's meatpacking plants raises questions for consumers.

‘It’s a Pain I Can’t Even Describe’

‘It’s a Pain I Can’t Even Describe’

Adrienne Lathan, 48, describes how COVID-19 ravaged her body and killed her father.