Former President Donald Trump will be visiting Wisconsin next week during a break in his New York criminal trial.. Wisconsin agriculture officials continue to urge the state's dairy farms to take precautions against avian flu.. And, a young whooping crane is getting reacquainted with Horicon Marsh after its rescue from a Chicago suburb. Margaret Faust will have more.

The state Elections Commission is moving forward with a rule that would spell out what election observers can and can't do at polling places. Northland College, the private environmental liberal arts school in northern Wisconsin, has once again postponed a decision on the school's future. And, a soy sauce manufacturer is planning an 800 million dollar expansion in Wisconsin.

Republicans are objecting a plan from Governor Tony Evers' administration on how to spend millions of dollars from an opioid settlement. Now lawmakers just have to agree on how to spend the money. A political action committee that has attacked Democratic U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin is almost entirely funded by Republican challenger Eric Hovde's brother. And, a farm equipment manufacturer in Racine County is laying off staff and shifting work to Mexico.

Vice President Kamala Harris visited La Crosse to highlight new staffing standards for nursing homes. About 200 Black and Latino young men from Milwaukee Public high schools gathered for a mental health awareness day. And, as Wisconsin faces a dental provider shortage, people who have Medicaid insurance are facing challenges in finding care. Hope Kirwan will have more on this situation.

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors is stepping in with financial help for the University of Wisconsin-Platteville's Baraboo Sauk County branch campus. If you're pulled over a broken tail light by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department, you may end up with a voucher instead of a ticket. Sarah Lehr will have the details. And, in Wausau a fundraiser by a local pastor raised more than $25,000 to pay off students' school lunch debts. Rob Mentzer will have more.

New results from the Marquette University Law School show the number of Wisconsin voters favoring the deportation of people in the U.S. illegally has grown. The Wisconsin Legislature is suing Gov. Tony Evers and the Department of Public Instruction in a dispute over funding for literacy programs. And, a senior White House advisor visited Green Bay to see how the community was leveraging federal funds to boost affordable housing.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard a case that could significantly shift the balance of power between the governor and Legislature. An incumbent Green Bay City Council member isn't conceding he lost his reelection bid despite a recount confirming the results. And, funding for expanding hospital services in western Wisconsin continues to be delayed by a dispute. Hope Kirwan will have the details.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde is closing the fundraising gap in his race against Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin. UW-Green Bay and Saint Norbert College are partnering to allow students to study at both schools. Joe Schulz will have the details. And, Milwaukee Public Schools plans to eliminate full-time trauma support specialists from a specific zip code in the city.

A conservative lobbying group is asking the Wisconsin Supreme Court to overturn a creative veto by the governor that funded public schools for 400 years. The state's top elections official needs additional security after being targeted by Donald Trump. And, state Senate Republicans blocked a task force that would have looked into the problem of missing and murdered African American women. Why one mom says they were wrong.

Eviction filings in Dane County nearly doubled last year compared to the year before. A Milwaukee man has been charged in the death of a 19-year-old woman who was reported missing earlier this month. And, new research shows Wisconsin dairy farmers and their cows share many of the same beneficial bacteria.