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Schools and Universities Worry About Reopening as COVID-19 Test Supplies Again Run Low
Without fast results, a school or campus outbreak is much harder to contain.
Late Medicine and Food Gone Bad as Trump’s USPS Delays Hurt Wisconsin Families and Shops
‘How many ways can they try and ruin a small business?’
Democrats: We Don’t Need Balloons and Confetti to Have Enthusiasm and Strategy
Wisconsin party members miss having an in-person party, but say the energy is coming through online.
Sanders Supporters: Voting for Biden Is About ‘Saving the Nation’
Whether enough will support a centrist ticket can determine if Trump narrowly wins Wisconsin and a second term.
COVID-19 Tracing Getting Harder in Wisconsin Because People Lie About Their Contacts
Lack of information and the growing volume of cases make it more challenging to contain coronavirus.
How the Kamala Harris Pick Changes the Race in Wisconsin
Harris is seen as a historic pick that could energize the base, mobilize nonwhite voters, and court centrists in this critical swing state.
Biden Picks Kamala Harris as VP. Here’s What Wisconsin Women Had to Say About It.
If elected, Harris would be the first woman, first Indian American, and first Black vice president.
Who Follows Wisconsin’s Mask Mandate? It’s Complicated.
Compliance is what people make of it, with some cities cracking down on businesses that do not comply, others ignoring it.
200,000 Wisconsin Families Are at Risk of Eviction as $600 Boost Expires
While the end of the eviction moratorium didn’t result in a huge spike in evictions, renters may not be as fortunate in the coming weeks and months.
This Is the Racism Asian Americans Are Facing in Wisconsin in the Age of COVID
More than 1,700 negative acts against Asian Americans have been reported nationally between March and June, according to a state advocacy group.
Wisconsinites Tell Climate Change Task Force Change Needs to Have Happened Yesterday
Wisconsin residents can offer input to task force members through Friday.
Wisconsin Made COVID Isolation Centers Public But Some Counties Move Toward Secrecy
County health officials say revealing locations will deter hotel owners from partnering with them, scare away regular guests.
Wisconsin Has Roughly 6,900 Substitute Teachers. It’s Not Enough During COVID, Say Officials
Many say it is not worth the health risks.
Teachers in Wisconsin’s 5 Largest Districts Demand Online-Only Classes For Now
Unions in Green Bay, Racine, Kenosha want to join Milwaukee and Madison in going virtual during a continued surge in COVID-19 cases.
Madison School Board Announces Virtual First Quarter
District joins a growing number of schools opting against advice of Trump, DeVos to have in-person classes this fall.
School Is About to Begin and Many Teachers and Parents Don’t Know What to Do
From considering early retirement and weighing the benefits of social interaction versus possibly contracting COVID-19, parents and educators speak out.
Local Health Directors Face Threats for Doing Their Jobs
Incidents increasing since statewide order overturned by Wisconsin Supreme Court.
More Local Leaders Considering Mask Laws
Local leaders increasingly looking to stop COVID surge with mandatory mask laws.
Wisconsin’s Patchwork of Local COVID Rules Ignored by Many
County health officials say state Supreme Court empowered many to engage in activities leading to a recent spike in cases.
Evers: Statewide Mask Order Unlikely
Dane County adds requirement as Wisconsin tops 800 dead.
Despite Being ‘America’s Dairyland,’ Wisconsin Missing Out on Millions From Food-Farm Program
Food banks and farmers still not receiving the federal aid the state had anticipated, says state official.
Health Officials: Stay Home This July 4th
Call comes as cases surge, especially among young adults.
COVID Surging Among Young Adults in Wisconsin
Dane County responds by reinstating restrictions, as half of the recent cases tied to bars. Milwaukee County businesses call for mandatory masks.
This Is How Lt. Gov. Barnes Wants To Fight Climate Change
Barnes shares comments at Wisconsin Conservation Voters’ event.
Wisconsin Will Start Antibody, Wastewater Testing to Track COVID-19
Tests are latest moves by the state to contain virus until vaccine discovered.
Part Three: System Fails Black Students
Many say Wisconsin worst state to raise Black child due to disparity gaps.
Lt. Gov. on Trump Priorities: Big Corporations and Billionaires First, and Everybody Else Last
Mandela Barnes and Sen. Tammy Baldwin rip the President’s actions in a virtual forum about the pandemic and police protests.
Black Lives Matter Protests Are Not Just Happening in Wisconsin’s Big Cities
Demonstrations occurring in towns from Barron and Arbor Vitae to Wausau and La Crosse.
UW Schools Are Planning to Resume In-Person Classes in the Fall
BMOC: Bring Mask on Campus, and other safeguards