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Ascension Wisconsin Cancels Physician Outsourcing Plan

Ascension Wisconsin Cancels Physician Outsourcing Plan

Hospital providers and Sen. Baldwin raised concerns about effects on patients.

UW-Madison Part of a Wave of Active Shooter Hoaxes Across US

UW-Madison Part of a Wave of Active Shooter Hoaxes Across US

'By the time the truth gets out it’s a hoax, people are frightened to death.'

Bill by Wisconsin Democrats Revives State’s Land Purchase Program

Bill by Wisconsin Democrats Revives State’s Land Purchase Program

Republicans didn't reauthorize bipartisan Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program.

US Rep. Gwen Moore Warns of ‘Tyranny’ By Trump Administration

US Rep. Gwen Moore Warns of ‘Tyranny’ By Trump Administration

'We are going the way of other sort of oligarchs and tyrannies in the world.'

Pocan-Van Orden Feud Escalates as Others Urge Them to Stop

Pocan-Van Orden Feud Escalates as Others Urge Them to Stop

After nasty exchanges, both Wisconsin Congressmen have faced death threats.

Wisconsin Researchers Sound Alarm Over DEI-Related Research Cuts

Wisconsin Researchers Sound Alarm Over DEI-Related Research Cuts

40 Wisconsin grants have been terminated after US Supreme Court's NIH ruling.

Some Federal Offices Targeted By DOGE in Wisconsin Still Open

Some Federal Offices Targeted By DOGE in Wisconsin Still Open

DOGE terminated leases for 16 offices, but several are still open.

Defamation Charges Dropped Against Minocqua Brewing Owner

Defamation Charges Dropped Against Minocqua Brewing Owner

Kirk Bangstad still faces harassment charge, lawsuit by publisher

It’s Back to School for Kids. But What Will It Cost?

It’s Back to School for Kids. But What Will It Cost?

Parents are spending up to $858 per child on school supplies and clothing.

The Search for People Missing From Homeless Camp Along KK River

The Search for People Missing From Homeless Camp Along KK River

Milwaukee's Street Angels still looking for 7 unsheltered people since the storm.

Youth Sue State to Overturn Laws Affecting Climate Crisis

Youth Sue State to Overturn Laws Affecting Climate Crisis

Environmental groups representing Wisconsin youth aged 8-17 filed lawsuit.

14 People in NE Wisconsin Have Been Infected With Measles

14 People in NE Wisconsin Have Been Infected With Measles

An outbreak in Oconto County. Most of those infected were not vaccinated.