U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin amassed a panel of fringe doctors on Monday, who made a range of unproven and debunked claims not in line with accepted COVID-19 science.

Milwaukee’s two biggest universities started spring semester Monday with some additional COVID-19 precautions.

Vice President Kamala Harris returns to Milwaukee to talk about union workers soon taking on the task of replacing lead drinking water pipes.

More kids are being hospitalized for COVID-19 as the omicron variant races around Wisconsin, but state health officials said there are ways to drive down the trend.

Voting advocacy groups seek to stay Judge Michael Bohren's ruling restricting absentee ballot drop boxes until after spring elections, as they also file to overturn the ruling in the Court of Appeals.

A large planned solar energy farm favored by We Energies triggers considerable debate.

Afghan refugees are finding their homes in the Greater Milwaukee area, and resettling agencies are looking for helping hands to help them get acclimated.

Voces de la Frontera is battling back against a Republican-backed probe of the 2020 presidential election in Wisconsin. The organization said it recently received a subpoena from the former State Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman.

Wisconsin Supreme Court justices are questioning whether political boundary lines drawn by the Republican-controlled Legislature, Democratic Gov. Tony Evers or someone else should be the enacted for the next decade. The court heard redistricting arguments Wednesday.

The name change to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in downtown Milwaukee shows city's diversity, said one supporter.