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The average daily case count over the last week is nearly three times the count a month ago.

A divided appeals court Thursday reinstated a Wisconsin law requiring absentee ballots to be counted only if they are returned by Election Day.

Opponents of a request to develop a 1.1 million-square-foot warehouse in the town of Lawrence cheered Wednesday's vote. But the debate isn't over.

A surge in cases prompted decisions to limit seating to 25% and to keep fans out of Packers games. Businesses say they can't make a profit with that.

At least two inmates of a Wisconsin prison have died after contracting the coronavirus, a medical examiner has confirmed.

Just 10 of the 81 GOP lawmakers who control the Legislature responded to questions about whether they support the action taken on their behalf.

The bond sale is to be completed by mid-December, followed by more design work and a late 2021 groundbreaking. The project will be done by March 2024.

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The future funding for cities providing services to universities and prisons remains uncertain as the state begins budget talks next year.

Derek Vreeke spent 13 days on a ventilator and another week in the intensive care unit regaining strength after battling the coronavirus.

Elementary School Principal Jason Breaker is currently serving as interim district administrator.

The forest in northeast Wisconsin is one of the most pristine woodlands in the country. Here's how the tribe keeps it that way.

Sen. Ron Johnson has taken more than a dozen flights between Wisconsin and Washington, D.C., since May on a small jet owned by his adult children.

A fourth Door County resident succumbed to the virus on Wednesday.

Conventions and trade shows are pausing planning, but Resch Expo will host its first events in early 2021.

Construction of the Resch Expo is expected to be complete in 2021.

The council approved the measure 9-3, going beyond state and federal laws to include more classes of protected people.

Hospitals in Wisconsin are treating nearly triple the number of coronavirus patients as a month ago. State health officials warned the crisis would worsen.

Packers-related businesses will accept payment by cards and apps but not by cash or checks. That includes in the stands, when fans are allowed.

This latest survey comes amid an avalanche of news, including the aftermath of the first presidential debate and Trump testing positive for COVID-19.