The WI Supreme Court hears arguments for and against the mask requirement set by Gov. Tony Evers. And Pres. Trump learns how many millions it would cost to seek a recount in Wisconsin.

Our managing editor Pat Kreitlow is on a road trip that took him through Pennsylvania as that state's vote total turned in favor of Joe Biden. Whenever the election wraps up, there's still urgent work that can't wait for January.

Pres Trump said we wouldn't hear about COVID-19 after Nov. 3. It's Nov. 4 and nearly 6,000 new cases were reported and a record number are on ventilators. This might explain why Joe Biden is the apparent winner in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin's 2020 Election Day gets off to a calm start, thanks to 1.9 million people who voted early and relieved pressure at the polls. Unfortunately, the day also sees another record for most number of new coronavirus cases in a single day and dozens more deaths.

You can't take a picture of a completed ballot, so Wausau has found a way to encourage selfies of a different sort as a way to encourage voting on Tuesday, as we hear from Mayor Katie Rosenberg.

Gov. Tony Evers says "freaking," his version of an F-bomb, when asked about the latest numbers that show coronavirus growth remains unchecked. And we preview several election stories on this final weekend of the campaign.

The conservative-led WI Supreme Court directly takes up one person’s lawsuit against Gov. Evers’ mask requirement, even though it’ll be expiring around the time the case is heard. But this same court turned down an SOS from beleaguered county elections officials in the Fox Valley trying to deal with a misprinted ballot and a tight deadline. Also, the latest coronavirus numbers.

Just as new polling numbers show trouble for Pres. Trump and WI Republicans, the Assembly Speaker says he’s open to considering a coronavirus relief bill. That will be too late for some of the people who make up the new COVID-19 numbers in the state.

Wisconsin reaches more than 5,000 new coronavirus infections in a single day and smashes the previous one-day record for lives lost. The state’s chief medical officer calls it the nightmare scenario, and Gov. Evers calls out those who haven’t been leading by example.

Wisconsin records 200,000 COVID-19 cases which includes more than 500 deaths since the state marked 100,000 cases. Also, the effort to hold a recall election against Gov. Evers fails.