Gas prices across Wisconsin continue to fall heading into the holiday season.
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Shows like ‘Scandal’ and ‘Madam Secretary’ inspire women to become involved in politics in real life
Research shows that when women watch a female lead character on a fictional political TV show, it can increase their interest in participating in politics and their belief that they can make a difference in the electoral process and results.
Packers Power Past Lions in Thanksgiving Thriller
In a Thanksgiving Day showdown that also doubled as a marquee division matchup, the Green Bay Packers visited Detroit and sent fans home disappointed with a 29-22 win over the Lions.
Biden Pick to Lead Social Security Pledges Action on ‘Heartbreaking’ Clawbacks
President Joe Biden’s nominee to head the Social Security Administration on Thursday promised senators that he would address hardships the agency has caused by trying to recoup billions of dollars it mistakenly overpays beneficiaries each year.
Looking ahead to holiday meals? Vegan items could be on the menu
November is almost here, and some Wisconsin households might be planning their menu for upcoming holiday meals.
Wisconsin Unemployment Rate Rises Slightly, But Stays Below the Nationwide Rate
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development released unemployment data for the month of September, and the rate rose slightly by two-tenths of a percentage point to 3.1 percent.
Voucher lawsuit takes on privatization of Wisconsin schools
A lawsuit filed last week with the Wisconsin Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of taxpayer-funded private schools does not mince words.
WI Fares Well in Long-Term Care Rankings, but Issues Remain
A new report ranks Wisconsin 15th in the nation for long-term care services but advocates for the people who need care say more could be done.
Pushback Builds Against WI Redistricting Bill
People advocating for fair political maps in Wisconsin hope to derail legislative efforts to overhaul the redistricting process. Pro-democracy groups gathered Monday, saying the plan would worsen the influence of gerrymandered districts.
Indigenous Peoples Day Offers a Reminder of Native American History
For the third year, the United States will officially observe Columbus Day alongside Indigenous Peoples Day on Oct. 9, 2023.