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Wisconsin's ties to the Michigan governor kidnapping plot shouldn't come as a surprise. Two dozen anti-government and hate groups operate here today.

Wisconsin hit another record of new cases of COVID-19 on Friday.

Appleton Xavier players advance to final matches in singles and doubles at WIAA Division 2 State Tennis.

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

The organization also stressed the staffing obstacles created by the virus' spike in northeast Wisconsin, which has been among the nation's worst.

The site will be the first in the area to test anyone, regardless of whether people have symptoms or have knowingly been exposed to the virus.

The seven-day average of new daily cases cracked 3,000 Friday, roughly three weeks after it passed 2,000.

The Stock the Shelves effort in Wisconsin provides direct hunger relief to people in local communities that need it most.

According to the union representing the workers, they're on strike demanding a fair contract with 'reasonable healthcare expenses and cost sharing.'

Wisconsin's more than 500 "Obama-Trump communities" will play a key role in the 2020 election.

The state's internal reporting system will be down this weekend for scheduled upgrades, meaning residents will temporarily be in the dark at a time when both new cases and deaths are coming faster than they have since the pandemic began.

The lawsuit contends Evers has overstepped his authority in making policies without the Legislature.

The ad runs until Oct. 27 on television in the Green Bay, La Crosse/Eau Claire, and Milwaukee media markets, and will include digital and mail components.

Deb Silvers, a Democrat and retired substitute teacher from New London, is taking on State Rep. Kevin Petersen, a Republican from Waupaca.

It won't stick around for long, but the first snowflakes of the season could fly in Wisconsin this weekend.

Wisconsin supporters of those efforts said the work is just starting.

Event organizers are asking people to bring "drive up" donations Saturday to several locations in northeast Wisconsin.

"Everyone must do their part in order to get this virus under control," Mayor Dean Kaufert said in an Oct. 8 advisory.

Here's how Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin will administer hunger relief this winter, with an incoming greater need for food.

Local health officials recommended the new amendment to the board Thursday via Zoom and the measure will go before the full County Board next week for consideration.