As Trump and Gov. Ron DeSantis further their plans to reopen the country, new research says coronavirus can spread in the air over twice the distance recommended.
Area legislator recovering from COVID-19 says it will only help the virus bounce back in a county with one of the state’s highest death tolls
Women may account for more than 55% of unemployment claims filed between mid-March and April 4, according to an analysis by the Economic Policy Institute.
Rural hospitals could be overwhelmed in a second wave of COVID-19
April 7 was a bad day for public health but a good day for public education
A year after the company’s 'innovation centers' were found empty, they’re still empty.
State Sens. Lena Taylor and Tim Carpenter represent areas of Milwaukee with large minority populations.
Governor signals more is needed for workers comp benefits, hazard pay, aid to small businesses, farmers
Wisconsin’s poor reputation for avoiding conflicts of interest between judges and donors needs repair, but conservatives will still hold the court, 4-3
At the same time, neighboring states giving benefit of the doubt to frontline workers in COVID crisis applying for workers comp
