Figure in homicide probe told friends he 'had to get rid' of girlfriend
Brooke Strattan, 24, had recently gotten out of rehab and was living with her boyfriend, 25-year-old James Barnes-Morris, in ...
Battle over ‘conversion therapy’ ban, separation of powers before Wisconsin Supreme Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is hearing arguments over whether a legislative committee’s rejection of an agency rule that ...
Wisconsin reporters helped drive change more than 30 times this year. Here's how
From making one girl's prom memorable to tracking dishonestly in local government, reporters spread the word on hundreds of ...
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No. 24 Wisconsin looks to continue climb against Ohio State
Resurgent Wisconsin, which rejoined the AP rankings at No. 24 this week, will look for its sixth consecutive victory when it faces Ohio State on Tuesday in Madison, Wis. Wisconsin (13-3 ...
No. 24 Wisconsin takes surge into L.A. to face USC
No. 24 Wisconsin takes a six-game winning streak to Los Angeles for a West Coast road swing, which tips off on Saturday at ...
$50 million to change how kids learn to read could end up in state surplus without action
State funding for Act 20, an already-passed law focused on literacy in Wisconsin, is tied up in an ongoing lawsuit.
How much Wisconsin football fans spent on alcohol at Camp Randall in 2024
The Badgers expanded the sale of alcoholic beverages to all customers of legal drinking age in 2024 and saw a high volume of ...
Wisconsin counties find additional uses for nursing homes instead of selling them
By adding dementia crisis units, assisted living beds or services such as housing for the homeless, some counties are ...
3 things that stood out in Wisconsin men's hockey's tie with Long Island
Badgers players Anthony Kehrer and Quinn Finley and coach Mike Hastings react to a 2-2 tie against Long Island on Saturday.
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Here’s what we know about assisted living in Wisconsin, after Journal Sentinel investigation
An investigation by the Journal Sentinel found that residents in struggling Wisconsin assisted living facilities have ...
As Wisconsin counties tighten budgets, some sell their cherished nursing homes
Staffing shortages and low Medicaid reimbursements have led officials to view the facilities as fiscal challenges, but citizen groups are fighting to keep county ownership.