Category Archives: State News

A group of protesters in Madison demanded an end to economic sanctions of Iran. Activists from several organizations including the Party for Socialism and Liberation gathered outside the state capitol...

Wisconsin students who struggle with dyslexia could be getting some help soon. The state senate this week passed it's first-ever bill directed at addressing the condition. If the governor gives his ap...

Madison is holding an open house to discuss a development plan for the old Oscar Mayer plant. The reported Special Area Plan for the property includes housing, employment opportunities and recreationa...

In September 1915, nine women began working together in a group known as the Green Bay Art Club (turned Green Bay Art Colony in 1927). During the same year, the group organized its first exhibition at...

What started out as a somewhat absurd idea has turned into a tradition at Lakefront Brewery. With a proper marriage license, two people ready to make the ultimate commitment can do so for free with a ...

Solar installations aren't just for homes and businesses. Thousands of K-through-12 schools across the country have them, and the goal of a new program is to add more Wisconsin schools to the list. Th...

The Green Bay Police Department, in partnership with the Green Bay Public School District and the Ashwaubenon Public School District, held a grand opening today for the Green Bay Police Department's C...

The trial for the man accused of killing an off-duty police officer in Racine is being pushed back to March 30th. Dalquavis Ward pleaded not guilty to first-degree intentional homicide in the June sho...

Governor Tony Evers is calling on lawmakers to hold a special session Tuesday to consider an $8.6 million package to help Wisconsin farmers. The eight bills include measures to bolster mental health s...

The state's Legislative Fiscal Bureau is predicting over $800 million in tax surplus for the state this year, thanks to higher than expected corporate taxes. Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz says...