Dailytakes Newsburst

Breaking news from the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Prospects for a Wisconsin COVID-19 legislative package appear bleak. Plus we have the latest pandemic stats and the State's response to the Trump election lawsuit.

We have details on the President's election lawsuit and some surprising turnover at the State Capitol. Plus, today's record number of COVID-19 deaths recorded may be a bit misleading.

Setting the stage for a court challenge by the Trump campaign, the chairwoman of the Wisconsin Elections Commission signed off on the results of the recounts in two Wisconsin counties this afternoon. Plus, Racine thwarts a Court Order and keeps schools closed.

Developments within the Evers cabinet. Some GOPers sue to overturn the election results. The Milwaukee County Jail opens a COVID-19 dorm offsite as the Pandemic rages on throughout the state.

The state of Wisconsin has six weeks to process more than $1.3 billion in federal aid. Plus, on paper this is Wisconsin's deadliest day of the COVID-19 pandemic, but there is a caveat.

Existing home sales continue to be robust. A Wisconsin Utility is recognized for it's reliability. A Wisconsin Republican Congressman moves to help former federal workers. And, did the trend for lower COIVD-19 case numbers continue?

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers unveiled a new COVID-19 relief package on the day Wisconsin reported a record one-day pandemic death toll of 92. Republican Speaker Robin Vos indicated his caucus will forward legislation in the Assembly as well. However no word from Senate GOPers, whether they support either effort.

A look at the Department of Transportation and the Department of Revenue. Plus, stats from the Department of Health Services and a look at the operational decisions of local school districts.

Another grim day on the COVID-19 front in Wisconsin. As Governor Evers prepares to deliver an address to the state this evening, on State Senator is calling upon Wisconsin's school districts to declare their teachers 'essential workers.'