2nd person dies in virus outbreak at Sheboygan nursing home
Health officials say a second person has died in a coronavirus outbreak at a nursing home in Sheboygan.
Author: Associated Press
Liberal groups: Allow extended voting in Wisconsin election
Democrats and liberal groups in Wisconsin are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to let stand a ruling that extends absentee voting in Tuesday's spring election.
Wisconsin GOP appeals to Supreme Court on extended voting
Wisconsin Republicans are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block extended absentee voting in Tuesday's primary.
Special legislative session for election adjourned until Monday
State legislators held a special session Saturday afternoon that came to a quick end with a gavel-in and gavel-out.
Wisconsin GOP vows Supreme Court appeal on extended voting
Wisconsin Republicans say they're asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block extended absentee voting in Tuesday's primary.
Appeals court refuses to block extended voting in Wisconsin
A federal appeals court has refused to block extended absentee voting deadlines for Wisconsin’s presidential primary.
Teenager allegedly threatened with jail over COVID-19 posts
A 16-year-old Wisconsin high school sophomore who had symptoms of the coronavirus and posted about it on social media was ordered by a sheriff's deputy to delete the posts and threatened with being taken to jail.
Judge rules Wisconsin clerks can't release results from Tuesday's election before April 13 absentee deadline
A Judge has ruled Wisconsin clerks can't release results from Tuesday's election before April 13 absentee deadline.
Dairy farmers begin to flush away milk due to coronavirus
Many dairy processing plants across Wisconsin have more product than they can handle and that's forced farmers to begin dumping their milk down the drain.
First Biden, now Sanders, endorse 2 school referendums
First Joe Biden, and now Bernie Sanders, is endorsing a pair of Wisconsin school district referendum votes that are on Tuesday's ballot.
Judge won't delay Wisconsin election but extends voting
A federal judge has decided not to postpone Wisconsin's presidential primary but will give people more time to file absentee ballots.
Coronavirus outbreak could affect UW's fall semester
University of Wisconsin President Ray Cross says the coronavirus outbreak that's already led to the suspension of all in-person spring classes could also force changes to the fall semester that's scheduled to begin in August.
A record 6.6 million seek US jobless aid as layoffs mount
More than 6.6 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, far exceeding a record high set just last week, a sign that layoffs are accelerating in the midst of the coronavirus.
Janesville man pleads not guilty in toddler's death
A Janesville man has pleaded not guilty to charges that he killed his girlfriend's young daughter.
Poll shows strong support for virus reaction in Wisconsin
A new poll shows broad support for the actions taken by Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers to close schools and businesses and limit gatherings to slow the spread of the disease.
Republicans support waiving unemployment waiting period
Wisconsin Republican legislative leaders say that they support temporarily waiving a one-week waiting period for people to receive unemployment benefits.
Wimbledon canceled for 1st time since WWII because of virus
Wimbledon has been canceled for the first time since World War II because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Judge rules against conservative think tank in Evers lawsuit
A federal judge has ruled that Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers can exclude members of a conservative think tank from attending press briefings and keep them off his email list sent to other reporters.
Wisconsin receives 2nd PPE shipment
Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday that Wisconsin has received its second shipment of personal protective equipment to help health care workers and emergency medical workers in the fight against COVID-19.
Wisconsin court tells clerk to take down voter ID advice
The conservative-leaning state Supreme Court has ordered a Democratic clerk to take down advice telling people seeking absentee ballots online how to get around voter ID requirements.
Biden endorses pair of Wisconsin school referendums
Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden has come out in support of a pair of Wisconsin school district referendums, a week before the state's presidential primary election.
Democratic contributions help Karofsky outpace Kelly
New campaign finance reports show Wisconsin Supreme Court hopeful Jill Karofsky easily out-raised incumbent Justice Daniel Kelly over the last two months.
Some Wisconsin sites lack the workers for in-person voting
A new report indicates more than 100 municipalities lack enough poll workers to offer any in-person voting on Election Day.
Evers seeks disaster declaration as unemployment grows
Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday asked President Donald Trump to issue a major disaster declaration for the state of Wisconsin due to the coronavirus pandemic.
