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Kenosha Mayor John Antaramian told reporters Monday he was worried Trump's visit to the Kenosha Regional Airport could cause COVID-19 to spread.

Because hospitalizations and deaths can lag new cases by several weeks, the city is likely still in for a tough next month.

The seven-day average of new daily cases hit an all-time high Monday of 4,463, more than six times the average reported two months ago.

"I'm seeing a level of excitement and motivation in our community that I have not seen before. So, Latino voices will be heard." Darryl Morin of Forward Latino.

Kyle Rittenhouse is expected to appear via teleconference today for his initial appearance to face homicide charges in Kenosha County.

In what is expected to be a high-turnout election, almost 1.9 million absentee ballots have already been cast in Wisconsin, equal to 63% of the total vote in 2016.

Joe Biden's statement mirrored comments he made Friday night at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport.

A Door County string ensemble working with Green Bay students and a mural project in Portage County are among recipients of a WEDC grant to help put the state's creative economy back to work.

Most Trump voters think Trump will win. Most Biden voters think Biden will win. That hasn't stopped anyone from fearing the worst.

Jonathon Krull, a Republican from Seymour, worked alongside Clare Bath, a Democrat from North Dakota, to encourage voter registration.

Sunday's positive cases account for 19.3% of the test results

From clerks to voters who have already cast ballots, or plan to on Election Day, there is palpable anticipation about how it will all play out in an unprecedented election season.

The best defense from rumors, hoaxes and propaganda is knowing what to expect. Here's a preview of what voters might see ahead of Election Day.

WIAA Division 1 state boys cross country meet in Hartland, Wisconsin.

WIAA Division 1 state girls cross country meet in Hartland, Wisconsin.

The assault-style rifle used in the shooting was purchased by an 18-year-old friend of Rittenhouse.

LGBTQ History Month: Due to early activism and forward-thinking state leadership, Wisconsin was able to mobilize and address the AIDS epidemic.

As always, we've rounded up your favorite stories from around Wisconsin this week and some of their top Facebook comments, just for you.

Appleton family's extensive Halloween display