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Wisconsin’s Third Pandemic Election Is Going Pretty Smoothly
No lines in sight as voters cast ballots quickly and with ease.
Wisconsin’s Primary Is Tuesday. Here Are the Races We’re Watching.
Who’s running? How many people are voting absentee? It’s all here.
Milwaukee Business Groups Try to Find Silver Lining in Smaller DNC
Despite the DNC being virtually canceled, the city should consider landing the event a feather in its cap.
No Masks, No Distancing: People Keep Gathering Outside and It’s Causing COVID Outbreaks
People may be wrongfully assuming outdoor activity carries no risk of spread, experts say.
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.
This Rural County Doubled Its COVID-19 Cases in a Week
Barron County outbreak blamed on a vegetable processing plant and social gatherings.
These Republicans Said Wisconsin Needed Another COVID Relief Bill. Now They’re Silent.
Ten legislators won’t say if they want another state bill.
Businesses, Education Need Broadband Expansion to Survive COVID-19
Governor’s 24-member broadband access task force set to address long- standing connectivity issues.
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.
Two School Boards Under Fire for Members’ Inappropriate Behavior
A racist post on Facebook and a quiet expletive picked up on a hot mic raise issues of respect.
Shawano School Board Member Facing Calls to Resign After Racist George Floyd Post
Board met in special session Sunday, voting for Mart Grams to resign.
WI COVID-19 Daily Record Smashed for a Third Day
Explosion of cases may continue unless people return to earlier safeguards.
Record Day: 845 New COVID Cases
The number of COVID-19 cases has grown more by 18,000 since end of May.
April’s Pandemic Election Suppressed Milwaukee’s Black Vote
Study finds poll closures — spurred by a lack of workers due to health concerns — directly led to a depressed turnout.
Four Election-Related Cases Into One
Aug. 5 hearing date set, with decision to come by end of August.
These Wisconsinites Aren’t Buying Trump’s Economy Boasts
Navy contract great for many, but not a cure-all.
These Young Wisconsin Activists Aren’t Backing Down in the Fight for Change
From Eau Claire, to Dodgeville, Milwaukee and Monroe, BLM protests often coordinated by those in their teens or early 20’s.
Reopening K-12 Schools Is Exposing Clear Disparities Between Districts
Broadband access, money for laptops allow wealthier districts, students to succeed in altered learning environment.
Part Three: System Fails Black Students
Many say Wisconsin worst state to raise Black child due to disparity gaps.
Freshman GOP Lawmaker Who Voted For Cutting Workers Comp: I Didn’t Know What I Was Voting For
He realized one month later the change didn’t sit well with law enforcement.
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.
Evers Is Launching a 12-Member Commission on Helping Rural Communities. Here’s Who’s on It.
Farmers and small town economies were already in crisis, and then came a pandemic
Caps and Gowns and a Big Screen: Graduation at a Drive-In
Freedom High School throws a graduation the Class of 2020 will never forget.
Father of 8 Dies of COVID-19 After Collapsing at Work. Coworkers Describe the Pressure to Work Sick.
Yet another ‘essential worker’ died after reportedly being mistreated by his employer.
Evers Promotes Police Reform Bill
Preserving life should be a higher priority when force is required.
Here Are the Primaries and Races to Watch in the 2020 Elections for the Wisconsin Legislature
Eight incumbents face challengers from within their own parties.
Those Seeking Justice for George March On
Crowds press for police changes in the wake of Floyd homicide.
Fighting for Justice, Trying to Avoid a Virus
Weekend protests across Wisconsin mostly peaceful, but COVID-19 concerns abound.