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City’s Children Lack Access to Child Care

City’s Children Lack Access to Child Care

Report finds half of Milwaukee’s 47,000 children under age 6 lack access to quality child care.

5 UW Campuses Phasing Out Coal

5 UW Campuses Phasing Out Coal

UW System will end its statewide contract to provide coal for campuses.

State Wins 45 Gold Medals for Cheese

State Wins 45 Gold Medals for Cheese

Gruyere from Switzerland wins World Series of Cheese grand prize. Wisconsin wins more than any state.

State Adds 12 New Circuit Court Branches

State Adds 12 New Circuit Court Branches

Bill signed by Gov. Evers makes first additions in a decade.

Coronavirus Likely to Hit Milwaukee, Officials Say

Coronavirus Likely to Hit Milwaukee, Officials Say

Health Department officials are planning for response to outbreak.

As Molson Coors Restarts, Company Looks at Culture

As Molson Coors Restarts, Company Looks at Culture

Not all employees are back, company still dealing with emotional toll of the shooting.

Wisconsin Counties Need More Census Workers

Wisconsin Counties Need More Census Workers

Census Bureau raising pay to attract more applicants.

Kaul Calls for More Gun Safety Laws

Kaul Calls for More Gun Safety Laws

Molson Coors shootings reignite debate over background checks, red flag laws.

Metro Groundwater Has Rising Radium Levels

Metro Groundwater Has Rising Radium Levels

Study finds high radium levels in southern Wisconsin’s well water, including Brookfield, Sussex, Waukesha.

Black Women Business Owners Seek Success

Black Women Business Owners Seek Success

Sherman Phoenix business incubator helps them overcome obstacles in challenging city for black women.

Community Honors Shooting Victims

Community Honors Shooting Victims

300 people, local pastors, government officials attend vigil for those killed at Molson Coors.

Harley-Davidson CEO Steps Down

Harley-Davidson CEO Steps Down

“Time for new leadership,” says company, which is struggling to attract younger riders.