Juliana Tornabene
Digital Producer
Madison, WI
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Budweiser is offering those who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 a free round, on them- if people can show proof of their completed vaccination series.
People who have had COVID-19 in the past may have as strong of COVID-19 immunity from only one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine than those who have never had COVID-19 and had two shots, studies indicate.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, along with other Midwestern mayors, expressed support Thursday for the creation of an expanded passenger rail program through Amtrak that would pass right through Wisconsin.
Gov. Tony Evers is hosting his fifth virtual listening session Wednesday to discuss his biennial budget proposal, this time focusing on justice system reform and legalizing marijuana.
Wisconsin officials released new changes Tuesday to state parks, including increasing event capacity limits.
With tax day normally taking place this week, the Wisconsin Department of Revenue is reminding residents that they extended the state tax filing deadline.
A 28-year-old standout Middleton High School volleyball player and daughter of University of Wisconsin- Madison football legend Al Toon and his wife Jane was killed Sunday in an alleged murder suicide at a home in Scottsdale, Arizona, according to reports.
The DeForest Police Department shared Monday that a young girl who had became an honorary officer has died Tuesday following a brain cancer diagnosis years earlier.
An estimated 40,000 children have experienced the death of a parent from COVID-19, according to a new study published Monday.
Some of the nation’s top health agencies announced Wednesday that federal funding can now be used to buy rapid fentanyl test strips in an effort to reduce drug overdose deaths that have spiked recently.
A new law signed Thursday by Gov. Tony Evers will provide a stable funding source for the Citizens Utility Board (CUB), which Evers hopes will lead to lower utility bills.
Over 100 Wisconsin organizations will receive $6.2 million in grants to promote health equity in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, the Department of Health services announced Thursday.
The number of COVID-19 cases spiked dramatically Thursday from the previous week, with nearly 150 cases of these strains now being discovered.
Three out of five Wisconsinites ages 65 and older have completed their vaccine series Thursday, according to the state’s COVID-19 dashboard.
Attorney General Josh Kaul, along with a coalition of other attorneys general, are urging the federal government to consider policies to help struggling student loan borrowers.
A tuition credit for eligible UW System nursing and pharmacy students who work at COVID-19 vaccination sites has been extended Wednesday, UW System president Tommy Thompson announced.
A new COVID-19 variant has been discovered in Wisconsin Friday, officially marking all three known COVID-19 variants being present in the Badger State.
The Wisconsin State Assembly passed a bill Tuesday that permits dentists to join the rank of vaccinators to administer the COVID-19 vaccine and flu shot.
Pfizer will be allowed to use a Wisconsin facility in Pleasant Prairie to ship its COVID-19 vaccine to the entire western half of the United States, following a bill passed Tuesday in the state legislature.
Two million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Wisconsin Monday, the state’s top health agency noted.
The Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation encouraged voters to collect a valid form of identification Monday that can be used for the spring election.
Wisconsin communities will receive more than $6.2 million in order to restore and protect lakes, rivers and wetlands.
Wisconsin will be under a health emergency for a full year this Friday, which will also mark the longest activation of the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) in its history.
The Madison Police Department has identified a suspect who is accused of having run over a pregnant woman’s leg and having stolen her car.
With the Milwaukee Brewers’ Opening Day being less than a month away, excited fans can register for a Welcome Kit giveaway with team merchandise to celebrate.
The effort to provide home and community based care programs to people with physical or developmental disabilities has been decades in the making.
The federal government is giving more than 2.1 million vaccines to Wisconsin, according to the Department of Health Services’ latest COVID-19 vaccine dashboard update.
A Madison doctor accused of writing prescriptions to patients for opioids that had no legitimate medical purpose entered into a settlement Tuesday in court.
Wisconsin Democratic representatives introduced the Equal Rights Amendment to the state’s constitution on Monday.
Wisconsin landowners can still order seedlings to help aid conservation in the state.
Gov. Tony Evers will hold a series of listening sessions for Wisconsin residents to give feedback on the governor’s Badger Bounceback agenda.
The Dept. of Natural Resources warned residents Friday to burn any vegetative debris now, as a wildfire risk will remain this spring amid Wisconsin’s storm damaged areas.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has identified the first case of the South African COVID-19 variant in Wisconsin.
The national average for gas prices is likely to reach $3 per gallon by Memorial Day, GasBuddy warns Thursday.
A Wisconsin dad hit a big milestone Tuesday after making it his mission to break the world record for most push-ups completed in a 12-month period.
The Wisconsin Dept. of Revenue announced Wednesday that $8.2 million in unclaimed property has been returned to their rightful owners.
Many restaurants in Wisconsin are still struggling to handle the financial burdens they have sustained due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent survey released Tuesday.
State officials are warning Wisconsin businesses about invoices that are designed to mislead consumers into overpaying for documents.
The CDC will require airlines to collect contact information for all passengers who were in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) or the Republic of Guinea within the 21 days before their arrival in the U.S. amid Ebola concerns.
The Department of Health Services announced Monday that an initial allocation of 47,000 Johnson & Johnson vaccines are expected to arrive in Wisconsin next week.
A Madison man was found guilty in court Monday of 10 counts related to sex trafficking of minors.
Officials are warning of scam callers trying to gain bank information Friday who claim to be U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers.
A new study shows that patients who had no previous psychiatric history, but were diagnosed with COVID-19, have an increased incident of developing their first psychiatric diagnosis.
Attorney General Josh Kaul is promoting resolutions Monday that call for canceling student loan debt for borrowers.
The Rock County Medical Examiner’s Department has identified the victims of a fatal plane crash Tuesday in Rock County.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos is asking Gov. Tony Evers to lower flags to half-staff in Wisconsin to honor the late Rush Limbaugh, who died on Wednesday.
When it comes to what candy Wisconsinites love the most on Valentine’s Day, we have two words for you- chocolate truffles.
The Department of Health Services unveiled a new COVID-19 vaccine data visualization on their dashboard Thursday, highlighting what percentage of Wisconsinites have received the COVID-19 shot.
University of Wisconsin- Madison makes up a nearly $31 billion impact on Wisconsin’s $345 billion economy, a new report finds Thursday.
Dole Fresh Vegetables is recalling their Sunflower Crunch Chopped Salad Kit Wednesday due to possible undeclared allergens.