Why doesn’t the cost of car registration in Wisconsin depend on miles driven?

“There’s interest in Wisconsin:" Other U.S. states assess vehicle registration fees in a variety of ways. So why isn't Wisconsin considering a mileage-based approach?

Tick Season is here: Take precautions to keep yourself safe

Mount Horeb shooting: ‘People in every community need to be mindful of the warning signs’

Since 1988, the overwhelming majority of U.S. mass school shootings — defined as at least four people shot and at least two killed — have occurred in rural or suburban locations.

Exploring Artificial Intelligence with Earl Ingram and tech strategist Patrick McGarry

Earl Ingram talks with Tech Strategist Patrick McGarry to decode AI and what it means for jobs, society, and you.

Politifact: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Is Wrong About a Ban on NIH Research About Mass Shootings

Kennedy said, “Congress prohibits the NIH from researching the cause of mass shootings.”

Q&A: Bird flu is bad for poultry and dairy cows, but what about people?

KFF Health News explains what you need to know about bird flu.

Wisconsin rallies highlight policy demands that ‘retirement be dignified’

Wisconsin groups are rallying to highlight a key issue facing the working class: the ability to retire.

‘Art Against the Odds’ shines light on artists in Wisconsin justice system

In January 2023, the first iteration of Art Against the Odds opened in the galleries of the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.

US blocks alleged Milwaukee Tool supplier, citing forced Chinese prison labor

Milwaukee Tool, a company with a 100-year history in Wisconsin, has repeatedly said it has found no evidence of forced labor within its supply chain.

Slow Mow May: helping pollinators thrive