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The number of positive COVID-19 tests in Wisconsin's prisons began to steadily increase in late August and, as of mid-October, at least 2,652 inmates had been infected with the virus.

Plenty of big retail buildings are empty and available in the Fox Cities, and there will likely be more.

The woman leading the effort to recall Gov. Tony Evers suggested she was misleading media outlets and said she planned to "make up some crap."

City health officials Monday reported a record 451 COVID-19 cases in the previous week, from Monday, Oct. 12 through Sunday.

The number of people hospitalized with the virus hit a new record Monday, with 1,172 active patients across the state, including 302 in ICUs.

Ojibwe bands are marking the treaties with the U.S. government this fall. A look at what treaty rights mean and the struggle to reaffirm them.

Reserves are in place to cover debt payments for the Fox Cities Exhibition Center in Appleton and the Community First Champion Center in Grand Chute.

The DWD announced a partnership with Google Cloud to speed up the processing of unemployment claims during the coronavirus pandemic.

Here's a list of in-person absentee voting days, times and locations in the Fox Cities. Early voting begins Tuesday in Wisconsin.

A technical misprint affecting thousands of ballots printed for Outagamie County will likely delay counting of some absentee ballots on Election Day.

Machinists' strike enters day four. The primary issue is increased healthcare costs.

What to look for when you're sick to help determine if it's the flu or COVID-19.

The judge said the plaintiffs could not show they were complying with the order and therefore hadn't proven they were harmed by it.

Some Democratic suburbs of Madison and Milwaukee have already reached more than half their 2016 turnout as a result of heavy absentee voting by mail

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They're working hard and watching people die. At the same time, "they don't know if the community sees how serious this is."

The man was held in the jail since June 26 and experienced a medical emergency Friday, according to the Outagamie County Sheriff's Office.

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The campaign for clemency for convicted killer Brendan Dassey isn't resonating with the governor's office, but his supporters aren't giving up.

Turnout among Asian Americans could make a difference in this year's presidential election.