Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday that COVID-19 Lodging Grants have been awarded to 663 Wisconsin lodging operators. The grant aims to help stabilize the state’s lodging industry it continues to be impacted by the pandemic.
Wisconsin is ready to begin distributing coronavirus vaccines by mid-December when it hopes to receive nearly 50,000 doses, state health officials said.
One day after filing a lawsuit with the Wisconsin Supreme Court seeking to toss out thousands of absentee ballots from the presidential election in Milwaukee and Dane Counties, President Trump has filed a second lawsuit in the state.
Thursday, Gov. Tony Evers announced with the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation restaurants and other targeted small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic will receive $45 million in assistance, bringing the total assistance distributed to Wisconsin businesses this year to more than $220 million.
The number of U.S. patients in the hospital with the virus has more than doubled over the past month to a record high of nearly 100,000, pushing medical centers and health care workers to the breaking point.
The Packers have announced they will be hosting about 500 people for the second week in a row during this weekend’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Starting Friday the entire curbside at Little Plover River Park will be glowing with Christmas decorations for plover's first annual "Very Plover Christmas."
Court officials say the case came up as part of Project Safe Childhood, which fights child sexual exploitation and abuse. CLICK HERE to learn more about the project.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will host a public meeting to discuss a proposed change to the walleye regulations for Lake Menomin in Dunn County on Dec. 8.
When you think of a frontline worker in this pandemic, you often think healthcare workers, but there is one essential industry you may not think about.
Republicans who control both houses of the Legislature are at odds on what the next step should be in fighting the virus, which continues its deadly spread across Wisconsin.
