News
-
At RNC, Wisconsin GOP leaders tell delegates to have a seat
Wisconsin Republicans said the Trump campaign was unhappy to see open seats on the floor of the RNC Tuesday night.
-
Ex-Superior police officer gets prison in drunk driving crash that killed infant, father
A former Superior police officer has been sentenced to serve 10 years in prison after he killed a father and his infant son while drunk driving two years ago.
-
Delegates get a little taste of Wisconsin inside the security perimeter at the RNC
Republican National Convention? Meet Wisconsin State Fair.
-
A Teamster speech at Milwaukee’s RNC hints at shifting union tides in Wisconsin
When Teamsters President Sean O’Brien on Monday night became the first person from his union to ever take the stage at a Republican National Convention, he made a sharp pro-union statement in a state roiled in recent years by anti-union policy shifts. Â
-
Wisconsin violinist is helping create sounds of the RNC
Violinist Ashley Rewolinski is performing at several events related to this week’s Republican National Convention.
-
Harley-Davidson to receive $89M federal funding for electric motorcycles
Harley-Davidson, Wisconsin’s iconic motorcycle maker, will receive an $89 million grant to expand a manufacturing plant in Pennsylvania for electric motorcycle production.
-
Daughter of man who died in Wisconsin prison pushes forward through despair
Megan Hoffmann Kolb recently spent the one-year anniversary of her father’s death outside of the Waupun prison where he died. She wants change for those still incarcerated.
-
Wisconsin native creates podcast, group for moms who want to stop drinking alcohol
A sobriety influencer who grew up in Wisconsin discusses her journey of quitting alcohol and the unique challenges moms face when it comes to drinking.
-
New study offers clues for treating deadly ‘white nose syndrome’ fungus in bats
New UW-Madison research identifies how fungus infiltrates bats’ skin cells and finds a new way to stop it from spreading.
-
Wisconsin housing permitting isn’t moving fast enough to make homes more affordable
The pace of housing permits being issued in Wisconsin has declined slightly over the last two years, and a growing share of permits were for multi-family units while single-family permitting has been relatively stagnant.