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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."

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.

North Shore Bank and NeighborWorks Green Bay have $276,000 available, enough to help over 40 families in an 11-county area.

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

The testing was prompted by elevated PFAS levels being found in the tissues of fish harvested from private ponds near the Tyco Fire Products property

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

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

A new Little Caesars restaurant, featuring "Hot-N-Ready" pizza opened on Ashland Avenue in Green Bay.

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

The school board heard from parents, students and staff at a special meeting, in which they discussed whether students should begin in-person learning.

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.

These Packers fans plan to be among the few who get into stadiums for NFL games.

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

As of Saturday morning, the school district is still scheduled to return to in-person learning on Monday, after making the switch to virtual on Oct. 1.

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 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.