Naomi Kowles
Articles
In Wisconsin, a legislative spotlight on high school civics education
'I had a bullseye on my back': Wisconsin state employee files federal discrimination complaint
According to recently-published research, Wisconsin ranks #6 in the country for the number of federal discrimination complaints filed by Black workers
Attorney: Police 'really muffed this' in alleged State Street officer shooting
Diocese of Madison rebuffs call for investigation as longtime staff, students leave St. Maria Goretti school
'Death is too good for them': Wisconsin grandmother of murdered boy says father's sentencing brings little relief
In their own words: Close friends of students killed in car crash describe amazing friends, teammates
'Honoring Simon's legacy': At Madison West, first match after captain's death is far more than a soccer game
In Wisconsin's Driftless region, an impending political battle that could help decide control of the U.S. House
For the Record: UW legal team to assist Afghan refugees at Fort McCoy
Inside Fort McCoy: A first look at life for almost 13,000 Afghan refugees
'What is the plan?' Families, public health officials concerned as COVID-19 spreads through schools
For the Record: School COVID-19 spread and ICU bed availability
Concerns over medical care, anxious to leave: An Afghan journalist's plight at Fort McCoy
Three refugees tell News 3 Now that health care concerns and a clearly-communicated timeline for leaving Fort McCoy are top issues they want officials to address
Wisconsin couple wins appeal over $12K unemployment debt; judge overturns DWD's overpayment decision
Check your school district here: Hundreds of K-12 students, staff remain in quarantine in south central Wisconsin
For the Record: A newly-opened Wisconsin 9/11 memorial
Federal lawsuit filed to overturn Wisconsin's ban on disabled people getting unemployment benefits
In Wisconsin, a $100 vaccine incentive seems to work. Nationwide, incentive results are a tossup.
Federal pandemic unemployment benefits are about to end: Here's what to know in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin's Department of Workforce Development says pending claims for weeks before September 5 will still be paid out for each week that they're eligible.
FBI reports 44% increase in Wisconsin hate crimes last year. Here's why that's only a small part of the story.
Federal funds, bus rapid transit project help fuel Madison's largest capital improvement budget in 2022
In Dane County, breakthrough infections rise but unvaccinated COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations far higher
Afghan refugees in Wisconsin: A GOP message of fear, a conservative veteran's plea for compassion
Communication barriers, fears for those left behind: The experience for Afghan refugees in Madison
'Get out of my way': Tommy Thompson says UW won't submit COVID-19 safety policies to lawmakers for approval
UW System interim president Tommy Thompson said Tuesday he is prepared for lawsuits, doesn't need 'political approval' from legislature to keep campuses safely open
Technology, learning loss, mental health: Top funding priorities for southern Wisconsin school districts
For the Record: How to help Afghan refugees as they head to Wisconsin
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As Wisconsin expects 'hundreds to thousands' of refugees, here's which lawmakers are helping—and how you can help
Wisconsin attorney general files lawsuit to remove expired chair from Natural Resources board
MMSD won't require staff to get vaccine or regular COVID-19 testing
For the Record: A conversation with Vic Wahl, Madison's retiring interim police chief
Update: State lawmaker calling for DWD transparency, 'culture change' as reports rise of unemployment debt
For Wisconsinites facing thousands in unemployment debt, monthly payments could cost hundreds
'State-sanctioned racism': Debate over Republican-backed bills to ban critical race theory, systemic racism teaching in schools
Wisconsin's Natural Resources expired board chair to preside over controversial wolf hunt quota discussion
Rep. Ron Kind won't seek reelection in 2022
After a storm, who pays? The financial aftermath of tornados in southern Wisconsin
