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News In Your Area
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Upcoming World Euchre Championship helps raise funds for Wisconsin community’s projects
Hundreds of euchre players from across the country will play in the charity tournament to support local parks and green spaces in New Glarus.
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Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield could drop UW Health as in-network provider
UW Health said efforts to renegotiate its agreement with the insurance company have not been successful.
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Madison Common Council OKs zoning overhaul designed to encourage ‘missing middle’ housing
The zoning overhaul includes lifting some restrictions on coach houses, duplexes and triplexes.
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New graphic novel shares childhood stories of comedian and Wisconsin native Chris Farley
A new graphic novel by comedian Kevin Farley and artist Ryan Dunlavey shares stories of Kevin and brother Chris Farley’s childhood in Wisconsin and the role their father played in shepherding them into comedy.
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Wisconsin protesters fear loss of health care with possible Medicaid cuts
The Republican-led Congress is considering significant cuts to Medicaid, the government health insurance program for low-income households.
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Thursday’s Madison Metro bus disruptions came after many drivers declined overtime, city says
Madison officials say disruptions to bus routes earlier this week were the result of coordinated action from Metro Transit drivers during ongoing contract negotiations.
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Trump administration cuts funding for UW-Madison teacher training program at MPS
The U.S. Department of Education terminated more than $600 million in teacher training grants this week, including funds for a program designed to bring more special education teachers into Milwaukee Public Schools.Â
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Wisconsin cooperative creates hybrid work model to meet needs of 1K employeesÂ
A farmer-owned cooperative in the Driftless Area is taking a different approach to hybrid work and having positive results.
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He fled Syria in 2014. Now, this Wisconsin-based humanitarian wants to rebuild his country.
Mahmoud Shayyah was in shock the day the brutal Assad regime fell. Today, his research at UW-Madison studying how war-torn countries can rebuild is ever more important.
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How Wisconsin schools are approaching the ‘Wild West’ of AI in the classroom
Districts around the state are forming policies over how the advanced technology should and shouldn’t be used.
