Registration data the state Department of Natural Resources released Thursday morning shows hunters and trappers have killed 213 wolves, blowing past the state kill target of 119.
Roughly 15% of corrections officers positions are unfilled at Wisconsin’s prisons, according to data from the state Department of Corrections, pushing officers to work long hours.
The U.W. System president says Republican legislative leaders warned him not to include any tuition increases in the system’s budget request or the spending plan would go nowhere.
The ACLU and Juvenile Law Center, which sued the state over conditions at Lincoln Hills in 2017, renewed their call in the wake of the latest report for it to be shut down.
The administration said it will begin soliciting bids from law firms to “evaluate and pursue” litigation against companies responsible for the pollution.
The Capitol Police chief says they're not aware of any specific, credible threats but there "continues to be active social commentary... of ongoing unrest"
He posted on Facebook that he was among those wanted for illegally entering the U.S. Capitol last week. He was arrested in Eau Claire and faces federal charges.
The Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin believes the state is ready for Phase 1B, vaccinating older adults in group settings and people with significant medical conditions.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service estimated in their latest farm financial forecast that net farm income will hit $119.6 billion in 2020, a 41 percent increase from 2019 and the highest income level since 2013.
Foxconn Technology Group is willing to accept a reduction in state tax credits “in exchange for a flexible business environment in Wisconsin,” the company told state officials.