Wisconsin Public Radio
Court Rules Voters With Disabilities Can Get Absentee Ballots by Email
Dane County judge's decision affects only November election in state.
Jun 26th, 2024 by Robert D'Andrea, Wisconsin Public Radio
Home Affordability in Wisconsin Hits All-Time Low
Realtors Association says it's the worst since group began tracking it in 2009.
Jun 26th, 2024 by Joe Schulz, Wisconsin Public Radio
Elections Commission Says Vos Recall Organizers Submitted Enough Signatures
But signatures are from his old district, which leaves legal questions about that to resolve.
Jun 25th, 2024 by Rich Kremer, Wisconsin Public Radio
RNC Will Build on Milwaukee’s Growing Visibility, Tourism Leader Says
Visit Milwaukee’s CEO Peggy Williams-Smith salutes city's 'swagger,' rising tourism.
Jun 25th, 2024 by Margaret Faust, Wisconsin Public Radio
Packers Name Next President and CEO
Long-time executive Ed Policy will work with Mark Murphy until he retires in July 2025.
Jun 25th, 2024 by Joe Schulz, Wisconsin Public Radio
Supreme Court To Hear Case Of Brothers Fired For Stealing From School District
Oconomowoc Area School District fired men after they admitted to stealing scrap metal.
Jun 24th, 2024 by Corrinne Hess, Wisconsin Public Radio
Almost All of Wisconsin Could Have High-Speed Internet Access by 2030
PSC Chair Summer Strand said areas still lacking reliable broadband are the hardest to reach. Federal aid will help.
Jun 24th, 2024 by Joe Schulz, Wisconsin Public Radio
Where Did Milwaukee Chef Dan Jacobs Finish On Top Chef?
Visit Milwaukee says the show gave Milwaukee a visibility boost.
Jun 21st, 2024 by Margaret Faust, Wisconsin Public Radio
MPS Consultant ‘Making Good Strides’ In Fixing Reporting Mess
Todd Gray helped Glendale-River Hills School District earlier this year.
Jun 20th, 2024 by Corrinne Hess, Wisconsin Public Radio
Will Trump Attorney Jim Troupis Lose His Law License?
Troupis, along with Kenneth Chesebro and Michael Roman, face felony charges in Wisconsin false elector plot.
Jun 20th, 2024 by Sarah Lehr, Wisconsin Public Radio
High Court To Review Wisconsin’s Nearly-Century-Old Veto Power
Business group's lawsuit challenges Gov. Evers' partial veto to create 400 years of funding.
Jun 19th, 2024 by Rich Kremer, Wisconsin Public Radio
Did 1991 State Law Give MPS Superintendent Too Much Power?
Former MPS Superintendent Howard Fuller, who pushed for law, says current leaders failed.
Jun 19th, 2024 by Corrinne Hess, Wisconsin Public Radio
