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NBC News says leaked 'talking points' urged Homeland Security officials to support Kyle Rittenhouse in media interviews

In the meantime, we are taking down the paywall on articles published today, Oct. 1.

Around 100 employees running the facility 24 hours a day have produced more than 20 million testing swabs since the company entered the market.

Forty percent of people being served through Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin's food bank are needing that support for the first time.

Republicans sought to kick a lawsuit over Wisconsin's voting laws to the state Supreme Court, a day after a federal appeals ruled against them.

Hospitals have been especially overwhelmed in Green Bay, Wausau and the Fox Valley, which are among the state's latest COVID-19 hotspots.

Effective immediately, Calumet County has suspended all in-person court appearances until further notice. All hearings will be held by phone.

No, votes don't have to be counted by 8 p.m. on Election Day

Eric Quigley, a consultant for Badger Minerals, said Wednesday that no further exploration will take place at the Shoepke site near the Wolf River.

Among reactions we heard from Wisconsin voters to the presidential debate were: "train wreck," "circus," "MMA" fight, "worst thing I ever watched."

Former Vice President Joe Biden is hosting a series of campaign events this week focused on the future of the Affordable Care Act.

The warnings come over a month after someone who contracted the virus attended a Trump rally in Oshkosh.

Trump is planning campaign rallies in Green Bay and La Crosse, areas labeled by the White House Coronavirus Task Force as "red zones.'

A look at each contested race in the Appleton area, with candidate Q&As and information about the election.

Tuesday's forum was sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Appleton and was held virtually to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

An appeals court allowed extended deadlines for absentee ballots to go into effect Wednesday, finding Republicans didn't have the authority to challenge them.

The 17 deaths due to the virus reported Tuesday were a dire sign that the recent surge in cases in Wisconsin would have devastating effects.

Kay Eggert, Leah Olson and Jim Bowman could face a recall due to frustrations with the Appleton Area School District's handling of instruction during the pandemic.

Justice Brian Hagedorn, who won a seat on the court with GOP backing, agreed with liberals at an early stage in a lawsuit over the voter rolls.

A study shows how the prices paid by employers and employees varies among hospitals in the state.