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As of Thursday, there were 72 active cases at the facility, including 40 residents and 32 employees.

Younger people, whose infections often yield milder symptoms, still risk spreading the virus to the older population, a ThedaCare leader said. That population "simply (doesn't) have the outcomes that the young do."

Republicans have faced criticism for failing to put forth a plan to combat COVID-19 as the state sees one of the worst outbreaks in the country.

Police are asking for the public's help as they try to find a man believed to have information about a double homicide earlier this week in Omro.

Voters with disabilities have rights, but statistically get left behind. Here's what you should know.

While district administrators feel they have community support going into the election, they said the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated their efforts.

In the coming years, food pantries could offer healthier foods in greater proportions than they do now.

Fire crews responded around 7:30 p.m. Thursday to Fuji Drive for a call that fire was burning grass around a light pole with no fuel.

Replacement plates can be purchased from the Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles. They cost $4 for standard vehicles.

As muscular dystrophy eroded his ability to control his body, Jacob Frost honed his mind, competitiveness and optimism.

Fox Valley food assistance programs have ramped up during the pandemic to deal with increased need, as families that may have been able to handle things beforehand lost jobs and childcare and turned to them for help. They're also adapting to the changing needs of longtime customers.

It's the Senate seat held by two-term Republican Ron Johnson, who has not announced if he's running for re-election.

The department said the technology will help eliminate implicit bias because the system looks for data instead of specific individuals.

UW-Madison officials announced Wednesday that hybrid learning will continue this spring, along with a major expansion in COVID-19 testing capacity.

Sen. Alberta Darling said the governor has all the powers he needs to deal with COVID-19, even as she and other Republicans have gone to court to try to limit his abilities.

The person lived in the Outagamie County portion of the city, according to a news release. No other information about the person's age was provided.

In mid-September, 15 Wisconsin counties met the threshold for "very high" disease activity. On Thursday, 68 met the requirements.

In previous years, the outdoor farm market moved indoors during the winter months.

Doors open at 4 p.m. with the event scheduled for 7 p.m. at Stein's Aircraft Services, 2651 Aviation Drive, Waukesha.

Indictment charges 5 men with getting nearly $1 million in emergency small business loans for phantom companies via a Green Bay financial institution.