We talk about the Christmas tree shopping season and how this year is different from the past. Then, we tackle …
Read moreChristmas Tree Shopping Season, Possible End Of Student Loan Relief
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has denied one of President Donald Trump’s lawsuits seeking to overturn the results of the state’s …
Read moreWisconsin Supreme Court Denies Trump Election Lawsuit
Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday that $78 million in grants are being awarded through federal coronavirus funding to assist restaurants, …
Read moreGov. Tony Evers Announces Nearly $80M In Grants For Restaurants, Lodging, Music Venues
State Assembly Republicans unveiled a package of bills to address COVID-19 in Wisconsin. They include making teachers return to their …
Read moreA Look At The Assembly Republicans’ Plan To Address COVID-19
The state legislative fiscal bureau has compiled an overview of agency budget requests. We discuss how much money lawmakers have …
Gov. Tony Evers is calling on the state Senate to “step up” to debate and pass new legislation in response to …
Read moreGov. Tony Evers Calls On State Lawmakers To ‘Step Up’ In Response To Pandemic
COVID-19 test positivity rates continue to be a concern to area health leaders. This week on Newsmakers, we hear from …
Read moreNewsmakers, December 4, 2020 | Wisconsin Public Radio
The League of Wisconsin Municipalities predicts a loss of $400 million for cities and villages throughout the state due to …
A package of wide-ranging COVID-19 proposals by Wisconsin Assembly Republicans is getting pushback from a statewide teachers group and at …
Read moreDane County Considers More Pandemic Restrictions As GOP Lawmakers Try To Limit Them
We discuss how nursing homes in the state are facing equipment and staffing shortages related to the coronavirus pandemic. Then, …
Read moreResource Shortages At Nursing Homes, Sen. Baldwin On Possible COVID-19 Relief Bill