Republicans call on Gov. Evers to address unemployment
Republican Assembly leaders are calling on Gov. Tony Evers to do more to help 140,000 Wisconsinites who are waiting for the Department of Workforce Development to approve their unemployment insurance benefits claim.
Black woman-owned business that has given to community for years seeks help in surviving pandemic
Happily Ever After Children's Resale Boutique has given a lot to the community over the last seven years. Now, the business owner is in need of some help to survive the pandemic.
Brooks Brothers files for bankruptcy
Brooks Brothers filed for Chapter 11 early Wednesday in a Delaware court.
Consumer Reports: How to find the best Fourth of July deals
Consumer Reports' Deals Editor Samantha Gordon shares some of the best holiday season deals that are available this Fourth of July.
Realtor discusses lack of minority home ownership in Madison
A local realtor describes how generational wealth has contributed to the high percentage of white homeowners in Madison.
Dollar General is cheap, popular, spreading across America. It's also a robbery magnet, police say
In the year before Dave Dukes killed a man who was trying to rob the store where he worked, he'd witnessed three other robberies.
Florida bans alcohol consumption at its bars as confirmed daily coronavirus cases approach 9,000
Florida has banned alcohol consumption at its bars after its daily confirmed coronavirus cases neared 9,000.
Chuck E. Cheese's parent company files for bankruptcy
Chuck E. Cheese's parent company, CEC Entertainment, filed for bankruptcy Thursday, blaming the financial strain caused by Covid-19 and the prolonged closures of its entertainment centers from stay-at-home orders issued across the United States.
Wisconsin offers supplemental unemployment benefits
Wisconsin residents can now apply for 13 more weeks of unemployment benefits using money from the federal coronavirus relief bill.
Consumer Reports: How to keep your utility bills down
Consumer Reports shares tips on how to keep those costs down.
Report: Over the last 3 decades, Wisconsin municipalities' biggest expense was police departments
Wisconsin municipalities' biggest expense over the last three decades has been police departments. That's according to a new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum.
Wisconsin tribes reliant on casinos hit hard by pandemic
Native American tribes in Wisconsin that rely mostly on casino revenue to support their communities are struggling to provide government services after the pandemic forced businesses to shut down to curb the spread of the virus.
Madison housing prices increase for 7th year in a row
The Office of the City Assessor of Madison released a report Friday stating that Madison's real estate increased by 6.6% in the last year, making this the 7th year in a row that home prices have increased.
Madison Development Corporation helps Madison-area businesses survive
Despite Wisconsin's economy reopening, some businesses are still struggling. Fred McConnell of the Madison Development Corporation joins Live at Four to talk about how the organization is working to support local businesses.
Cream of Wheat is reviewing its black mascot after Aunt Jemima and others acknowledged their racist roots
Cream of Wheat just became the latest major food brand to announce a review of its controversial mascot following the global uproar over the George Floyd tragedy, which has compelled corporations to reflect on their roles in perpetuating racism.
Drop in Wisconsin unemployment rate called 'nice surprise'
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development reports that the state's unemployment rate dropped to 12% in May.
