Category Archives: State News

The threat of a dam failure in Waupaca County has subsided. The Manawa Millpond Dam, which appeared at risk following a storm that brought five inches of rain on Friday, is holding steady, according t...

The Juneau County cabin where six people died in a recent fire did not have a rental permit, authorities revealed. The cabin, frequently listed on Airbnb, had never been licensed or inspected for rent...

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has decided to reinstate the use of ballot drop boxes in the critical battleground state. This ruling overturns a previous decision made less than two years ago that had pr...

President Joe Biden is making another campaign stop in Wisconsin today, visiting Madison as part of his re-election efforts. This visit follows a series of stops in the state by the president, vice pr...

The man injured in a house explosion in Lafayette has died, according to the Walworth County Sheriff's Office. Leland Holden, 68, succumbed to his injuries after being rescued from the rubble of his h...

A crash on Marquette University's campus resulted in one fatality late last night. Around 11:30 p.m., near 11th and Wisconsin, a 23-year-old driver, who was reportedly speeding, collided with another ...

The Fourth of July turned violent in Milwaukee, with police reporting five shootings yesterday, one of which was fatal. The deadly incident occurred around 10:45 p.m. on North 25th Street, where a 42-...

A federal judge heard arguments yesterday from Milwaukee RNC protesters seeking the right to demonstrate throughout the city. The Coalition to March on the RNC argued that Milwaukee's protest regulati...

UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone announced yesterday that he will step down next year to return to teaching and spend more time with his family. Mone said he made the announcement now to ensure a smo...

The future of Wisconsin's Act 10, which restructured how local taxpayers fund public school unions, is uncertain after a Dane County judge struck down parts of the law yesterday. The judge ruled that ...