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A health club company is apologizing on behalf of a franchisee who posted an “I can’t breathe” workout at its gym in suburban Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Bucks player Sterling Brown was among thousands of people who gathered outside Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee and marched for social justice and against police brutality.

Gov. Tony Evers ordered the flag be flown over the East Wing of the capitol through June 30.

The governor says the people engaging in civil unrest are damaging the First Amendment rights of the peaceful protesters.

Park offices will remain closed, however, and campers can expect to find automatic touchless check-ins.

The annual music festival in Milwaukee will not happen as scheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The 2020 Census will help determine how much federal money Wisconsin gets over the next 10 years for roads, schools and infrastructure.

The traditional opening ceremony in Stevens Point will be held virtually this year.

The Department of Revenue analysis says personal income should recover to pre-pandemic levels by this time next year.

It was the third night of violence in Madison, the liberal state capital with one of the deepest racial divides in the nation.

U.W. System officials said several candidates removed themselves from consideration.

Evers called on the Republican-controlled Legislature to pass a Democratic-sponsored bill that would require law enforcement agencies to minimize the use of force and prioritize preserving life. He also called for local government leaders to join the call for change.

The sheriff’s office says the 44-year-old man died Thursday after he was found unresponsive in the jail.

80-year-old Delwin Carter is white, 5'8", wearing a gray T-shirt and black and white pajama pants.

Organizers overcame opposition from the county health department and the public to hold the four-day music festival.

A year without cream puffs. The Wisconsin State Fair has been canceled for 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The state order stopping evictions expires May 26, meaning landlords can file eviction notices.

The state Department of Natural Resources says state parks will resume normal hours this weekend but visitors won't have access to bathrooms until next month.

Wisconsin’s unemployment rate hit 14.1% in April, a level not seen since the Great Depression, the state Department of Workforce Development reported Thursday.

DNA testing delays grew by about 20 days last year compared to 2018 and 2017 even though the labs received hundreds fewer assignments.

The excitement was short lived because later, the Brown County Health Department reinstated the Governor’s orders.

The Dept. of Workforce Development says it started receiving bids to replace the 1970s COBOL software before the pandemic hit.

They've arrived in the United States with a scary nickname and they look even scarier. But according to experts, there's a good chance Wisconsin will never be home to the so-called "Murder Hornet."

Wisconsin could run out of money to pay unemployment benefits to workers who lost their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic as early as October 11.

New budget figures show an $870 million drop in tax collections last month.

The regents consider lifting the requirement to see students' scores in their applications for the next two years.

The state reported that as of Monday it had paid more than $384 million in claims.

It was the 10th straight year of visitor spending growth.

Department of Administration Secretary Joel Brennan sent a letter to state employees Tuesday evening.

Evers on Tuesday directed the Department of Natural Resources to reopen 34 of the parks that were closed due to "unprecedented crowds and out of an abundance of caution to protect public health."