A Year Later: Corporations Invest In Black Lives
We look at what companies have done to promote equity and inclusion a year after releasing statements in the wake …
GOP Lawmaker ‘Extremely Frustrated’ WIAA Won’t Let Students Play Sooner If They Transfer Schools Due To Virtual Instruction
An official from the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association says efforts to change the organization’s restrictions for transfer students in light …
Filmmakers Kept Cameras Rolling To Capture 2020
In response to the lack of paid gigs, Alex and Noel Miranda set out to film a feature length film …
Week In Washington: August 4, 2021
The bipartisan group of Senate negotiators speak to reporters just after a vote to start work on a nearly $1 …
Senate Unveils Infrastructure Deal, And Now Debate Begins
After weeks of anticipation, a group of senators has unveiled a roughly $1 trillion, 2,700 page piece of legislation aimed at improving …
Weekend Roundup: For The First Time, Group Of Wisconsin Inmates Graduate With Bachelor’s Degrees
For the first time in Wisconsin, a group of inmates graduated with bachelor’s degrees Tuesday. The group includes 20 men …
New Republican State Sen. John Jagler
Previously a state representative, John Jagler won a special election in April and now represents the Watertown, Juneau and Lake …
State Capitol Report: New Republican State Senator, Secretary Of Veterans Affairs
We talk to new Republican State Sen. John Jagler about his legislative priorities following his recent special election win. Then, we hear …
Renewed Proposal Would Require Consent For Pelvic Exams On Unconscious Patients In Wisconsin
A renewed bipartisan proposal in the state Legislature would bar health care providers in Wisconsin from conducting pelvic examinations on …
What Wolf Management Looks Like Around the Great Lakes
While Wisconsin is still considering its wolf management strategy going into this fall and winter, we check in with a …