Capital City Sunday: Rep. Evan Goyke & Rep. Michael Schraa, Abortion Laws
MADISON (WKOW) — Next week the budget writing committee plans to vote on raises for prison guards and funding for additional beds for inmates to deal with overcrowding, but there
A look at efforts to make legal pot foster social justice
Questions about marijuana and social justice have played a prominent role this year in several U.S. states’ debates about pot legalization.
Wisconsin Brewing Co. to acquire Lake Louie Brewery
According to a press released, conversations about the sale began about two years ago.
Disturbance leads to shots fired on Madison’s west side, one man injured
Police have no suspect information, but they do not think there’s an on-going threat to the public.
Woman beaten in downtown disturbance, police say
Other people involved also reported being hurt, but not seriously.
politics
Capital City Sunday: Rep. Evan Goyke & Rep. Michael Schraa, Abortion Laws
MADISON (WKOW) — Next week the budget writing committee plans to vote on raises for prison guards and funding for additional beds for inmates to deal with overcrowding, but there
Capital City Sunday: Rep. Evan Goyke & Rep. Michael Schraa, Abortion Laws
MADISON (WKOW) — Next week the budget writing committee plans to vote on raises for prison guards and funding for additional beds for inmates to
Proposal to close troubled youth prisons still without a committee hearing
Next week the budget writing committee plans to vote on raises for prison guards and funding for additional beds for inmates to deal with overcrowding, but there are no proposals focused on juveniles on the agenda.
The Latest: Exact Sciences to return $61,100 in tax credits
Madison-based medical diagnostics company Exact Sciences Corporation says it will return $61,000 in tax credits the state awarded it for jobs created outside of the state.
Supreme Court Justices raise questions on lame duck lawsuit
Conservative Justices on Wisconsin’s Supreme Court seemed doubtful hearing arguments from a liberal-leaning group who’s challenging lame-duck law passed last year we’re done so “illegally.”
digging deeper
10 years after Richland Co. rescue, advocates see progress in animal protection
In May 2009, animal welfare teams raided Thyme and Sage Ranch in Cazenovia, rescuing more than 400 animals.
10 years after Richland Co. rescue, advocates see progress in animal protection
In May 2009, animal welfare teams raided Thyme and Sage Ranch in Cazenovia, rescuing more than 400 animals.
More nursing homes closing every year in Wisconsin
Nursing homes are struggling to stay open. Providers say the state’s low medicaid reimbursement rate is largely to blame.
DIGGING DEEPER: Deadly apartment fire ignites “sprinkler rule” debate
Laws and state code surrounding automatic fire sprinklers are sparking another debate in Wisconsin after one person was found dead in an apartment fire in Sun Prairie.
Digging Deeper: Wisconsin parents and doctors on ‘high-alert’ amid Measles outbreak
While no cases have been reported in Wisconsin, health experts tell 27 News “it’s only a matter of time.”
CAPITAL CITY SUNDAY
Capital City Sunday: Rep. Evan Goyke & Rep. Michael Schraa, Abortion Laws
MADISON (WKOW) — Next week the budget writing committee plans to vote on raises for prison guards and funding for additional beds for inmates to deal with overcrowding, but there
Capital City Sunday: Rep. Evan Goyke & Rep. Michael Schraa, Abortion Laws
MADISON (WKOW) — Next week the budget writing committee plans to vote on raises for prison guards and funding for additional beds for inmates to
Capital City Sunday: DNC Bid Committee, Rep. Joan Ballweg & Workers’ Memorial Day
MADISON (WKOW) — The DNC bid committee is trying to pull off the biggest stage for Democrats next summer. Chairman Alex Lasry discusses how their planning
Capital City Sunday: Governor Tony Evers & Assembly Speaker Robin Vos
Two of the top leaders in Wisconsin tackle health care, redistricting, and Lincoln Hills investigations.
Speaker Vos open to negotiating Gov. Evers’ health care proposals
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says the state could use the budget surplus to pay some of Governor Evers health care proposals, instead of accepting federal funds to expand Medicaid.
Chilly start to the week, then a big warm-up!
After a soggy and relatively cool weekend, temps fall even further before rebounding.
Wisconsin News
Spring snow won’t be around for long
DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — Parts of northern Minnesota and Wisconsin are blanketed with a fresh covering of snow. The National Weather Service says it’s the
Funeral Monday for fallen Appleton firefighter
APPLETON, Wis. (AP) — Appleton’s fire chief is encouraging citizens to line a funeral procession route to honor firefighter Mitch Lundgaard who was killed in
Police: Man killed in a shooting on Milwaukee’s north side
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee police say a 23-year-old man was shot and later died from his injuries. The Journal Sentinel reports police found the man
Expert predicts more Wisconsin frac sand mines may close
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — An industry expert says the impending bankruptcy of a major frac sand mining company signals the financial woes that could cripple
The Latest: Johnson says Biden is biggest GOP threat
OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — The Latest on Wisconsin Republican Party convention (all times local): 12:28 p.m. Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson says Joe Biden poses
