Visits the Blatnik Bridge, a prime example of aging infrastructure likely to have repairs accelerated from a bipartisan deal reached with Congress.

Using cookbooks from 1796-1844 as reference, the Wade House's cooking classes show attendees how to serve up dinners like the olden days.

For the week of Feb. 21: Barnes talks business, Nelson criticizes Barnes, Battino drops out to run for a different office.

Decision comes despite recommendation by state agencies to tighten standards for chemicals that pose health risks.

Jackson Matthew Sawall was one of three men who planned to plunge regions into chaos and cause a race war by attacking power stations, according to federal prosecutors.

Prompted by the closure of the paper mill in Brokaw a decade ago, the SEC plans to tighten rules on secret stock positions.

Voters will elect a new mayor for the first time since 2004 after Tom Barrett was appointed a US ambassador.

The decision comes as Wisconsin's latest COVID wave rapidly subsides.

Environmental groups find waste from mega-farms is endangering water throughout the state.

Kleefisch and Nicholson suggest control should be given to partisan politicians instead of a state Elections Commission.