Some state legislators urge WIAA to reconsider stance on student-athlete’s eligibility

A Campbellsport runner has been declared ineligible to compete in track and field. Some state politicians are lobbying the WIAA to reconsider.

DNR Offers Massive Rebate On Endangered Resources License Plates

Checking the pulse of guaranteed income programs in Wisconsin

The city of Madison gained attention for a program that ran from 2022 to 2023, where eligible households received $500 in monthly payments.

Wisconsin drops ID checks at federally funded food pantries

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says loosening restrictions will broaden access to food during high demand. Some pantry leaders see a potential for complications.

Tribal Nations Invest Opioid Settlement Funds in Traditional Healing to Treat Addiction

Health care companies are paying out more than $1.5 billion to hundreds of tribes over 15 years.

Wisconsin Senate votes to override 9 vetoes by Evers

Republicans in the state Senate were quick to tout the veto overrides on Tuesday, criticizing Gov. Evers and legislative Democrats for refusing to support the measures.

Freedom Freefall offers veterans free tandem skydives

Wisconsin Supreme Court output plummets

The high-profile nature of cases this past year could be contributing to the court taking fewer cases.

Rural Wisconsin voters face additional hurdles without ballot drop boxes

As the Wisconsin Supreme Court considers whether to legalize them again, clerks explain how the ban has made elections more logistically complicated for them and voters.

Your vote holds power in Wisconsin this November: Earl Ingram talks with the director of “Souls to the Polls” about the importance of your ballot

Earl Ingram, host of The Earl Ingram Show, talks with “Souls to the Polls” Director Reverend Greg Lewis about the power of your vote in Wisconsin and why it’s important to plan to cast your ballot