Great Lakes states should take steps to protect water resources from increasing demand from data centers and other industries, according to a new report. The analysis by the nonprofit Alliance for the Great Lakes found data centers may withdraw as much as 150 billion gallons of water ...
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin judge accused of helping a man evade arrest in her courtroom by U.S. immigration agents will stand trial in December after she decided against appealing a federal judge's ruling rejecting her attempt to dismiss the case. Milwaukee County Circuit Judge ...
Fox River House brands itself as “Appleton’s oldest saloon,” but the bar has offered a growing selection of nonalcoholic options in recent years. Cassidy Evers, one of the bar’s co-owners, said it has an entire shelf in its cooler that is completely alcohol free, from nonalcoholic ...
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A conservative justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court said Friday she will not seek reelection, creating an open race for a seat on the court that's controlled 4-3 by liberals. Justice Rebecca Bradley's decision not to run for a second full term comes after ...
MADISON, Wis. — U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Hazelhurst, Wis., will host a telephone town hall at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept 9. The event will provide an opportunity to discuss the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Tiffany will be joined by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. “Telephone town halls offer a convenient way for constituents to ask questions and engage directly, all from the comfort of their own homes,” Tiffany said a news release. “I look forward to having Secretary Duffy join me on the call to answer your questions about the One Big Beautiful Bill and engage in a ...
GREEN BAY, Wis. — In response to a growing regional need and call for more community-minded justice professionals, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has launched a new criminal justice major. This new program builds on the success of UW-Green Bay’s high-enrollment criminal justice minor, introduced in 2021, that currently serves more than 100 students. “There is a need in Wisconsin for individuals with specialized knowledge in areas like juvenile and criminal law, drug use and abuse, forensic science and human trafficking. UW-Green Bay is stepping up to meet the moment and ...
