Northwest Wisconsin Businesses File Layoff Notices with Department of Workforce Development

Biden administration sets higher staffing mandates, but most nursing homes don’t meet them

When the regulations are fully enacted, 4 in 5 homes will need to augment their payrolls,

Northland College Extends Deadline for Decision on Closure Again

Wisconsin schools vote down measure to allow NIL opportunities for high school student-athletes

Administrators shared concerns ahead of the vote that some parts of the NIL rule weren't clearly explained.

Spongy Moth Spread Prompts Treatment Plan from Wisconsin DATCP

Not-so-easy money: Report details hidden fees in cash app loans

Cash advance apps can be hard to regulate.

How Wisconsin Congress members voted on foreign aid, TikTok ban

Wisconsin’s congressional representatives — six Republicans and two Democrats — were divided on the measures.

In politics, women candidates bear brunt of hateful threats, harassment

It's not just women candidates and incumbents having to deal with this behavior. Women working as top aides and political journalists are subject to more hateful rhetoric these days.

What type of Democrat can win in rural Wisconsin? A look at the 3rd Congressional District Democratic Primary

Spanning most of western Wisconsin, the 3rd Congressional District is a mixture of small Democratic-leaning cities and rural Republican communities near the Minnesota border.

Wisconsin schools to vote on NIL opportunities for high school student-athletes Wednesday

Wisconsin would join nearly 3 dozen other states in allowing NIL opportunities if the measure passes Wednesday.