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Wisconsin Has First Two Coronavirus Deaths
Update: Report from Milwaukee could be 3rd death
Nurses Forced to Reuse Masks as Outbreak Spreads
Staffing plans under constant review. Leaders seeking national help finding supplies.
In Brief: Keeping Kids Fed, Wisconsin Cranks Out the TP
Coronavirus has Kohl’s closing. New website lets you know where help is needed.
Wisconsin Coronavirus Cases Rise to 155
COVID-19 cases now found in 21 counties. Cases up 46 percent from Wednesday.
Coronavirus Coverage: Wednesday Headlines for Wisconsin
Relief package passes Senate, 90-8, with Ron Johnson voting no.
Closing Time Comes Early on St. Patrick’s Day
Governor Evers ordered bars closed indefinitely at 5 p.m. Tuesday, but traditionally busy districts were already deserted.
How Wisconsinites Are Feeding Their Neighbors During the Coronavirus Shutdown
From a Balsam Lake cafe owner, to a Menominee co-op and plenty of others in between, people are stepping up to feed one another
Families Fear Coronavirus Could Destroy Them Financially
Outbreak could break the bank for lower-wage workers, potential home buyers, parents needing new daycare options
When Staying Away Is Safe But Heartbreaking
Restrictions needed to protect the vulnerable from coronavirus
Events Grind to a Halt in Wisconsin Over Coronavirus
Trying to stay ahead of the virus, cancellations and concerns spread across Wisconsin
Classes Curtailed as Coronavirus Precaution
Update: Many classes moving online, breaks extended, more travel advisories issued
A Billion Reasons the Potholes Will Persist
$75 million added, but $1.4 billion in repairs needed
Coalition Forms to Target Trump in Wisconsin
No nominee? No problem for groups ready to organize now.
Hopes for the Best, But Plans for an Outbreak
Still only 1 coronavirus case in Wisconsin, 12 tests pending
Evers Releases Help for Rough Roads
But the $75 million is far from what’s needed for potholes, bridges and more
State Treasurer’s Focus on Foreclosure
Godlewski forms task force to identify and assist those close to eviction
Another Auction Ends a Family Farm
After 148 years, nothing left to try to avoid losing money and now a livelihood
Wisconsin Joins Modern Day ‘Joe Camel’ Inquiry
Now 39 states seeing if Juul deliberately marketed its flavored vaping products to youth
Wisconsin’s Water Woes Are Overwhelming
Citizen lobbyists seek solutions on a variety of crises
Pence, DeVos Jeered at Capitol Choice Rally
VP says voucher schools are ‘here to stay’
Two School Systems, One Gets VP Attention
Pence WI visit promotes choice but voucher schools draining local resources
What’s Holding Up CWD Solutions in WI Deer Herd
DNR chief gets an earful about the need to rise above short-term interests
From Homeless and Hopeless to Civic Leader
Altoona woman’s turnaround leads her to City Council post
Midwinter Crumbs for Homeless Shelters
Mid-winter aid allocated by Senate is a fraction of that approved by Assembly
Why MLK Day Has Had to Change With the Times
Celebrating the past while shining a light on what needs to be done today
Doing Better Begins With Looking Inside
UWEC chancellor describes actions taken since recent incidents
How Some Inactive Sand Mines Could Be ‘Time Bombs’
No move to cap may lead to environmental dangers
A Mix of Fans and Foes and Fatigued Commuters
Trump supporters and critics weigh in on economic record
Parties Fighting to Build Beyond Their Base
Finding New Voters Is the Only Sure Path to 2020 Victory