Category Archives: State News

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has extended free telehealth services for COVID-19 treatment until April 10 of next year. The decision takes into account the anticipated rise in COVID case...

Wisconsin State Patrol has announced an increased presence of troopers on the roads from today until New Year's Day to address the higher incidence of impaired driving during the holiday season. In th...

The Wisconsin Supreme Court, now under a liberal majority, declined an immediate hearing for the challenge to the state's school choice program. Financed by the progressive owner of Minocqua Brewing C...

A bill proposed by 6th District Congressman Glenn Grothman would strengthen anti-discrimination protections for older workers. The Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act was introduced by...

Every Republican congressman from Wisconsin voted in favor of the impeachment inquiry into President Biden. Western Wisconsin Congressman Derrick Van Orden emphasized Congress's 'Constitutional duty' ...

The University of Wisconsin regents reversed their decision and voted to accept an agreement with Republican lawmakers. The deal, exchanging 800 million-dollars for employee raises, a new engineering ...

Manufacturers in Northeast Wisconsin are expecting a strong 2024. The NEW Manufacturing Alliance has revealed the results of the Northeast Wisconsin Manufacturing Vitality Index Study, which serves as...

A 32-year-old woman, Ebony Hudson of Loudon, Tennessee, is in police custody following an incident where she drove through sections of the Christmas Village in Irvine Park. Authorities received a call...

A crash at the notorious intersection of 27th and Oklahoma in Milwaukee has claimed the life of a 22-year-old woman, identified as Sierra Hill by friends. Milwaukee Police report that the Tuesday nigh...

A report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum reveals that property taxes across the state are expected to rise by approximately 4.7 percent this year. However, the impact will be mitigated by two state ta...