Wisconsin health officials say most of the current surge in COVID-19 is among unvaccinated individuals, but medical leaders also acknowledge that a smaller number of vaccinated people are also testing positive.

Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature have asked to intervene in a federal lawsuit brought by Democrats over redistricting— one day after U.S. Census data was distributed.

The U.S. Army says it's preparing for hundreds or maybe a couple thousand Afghan refugees to be temporarily housed at Fort McCoy in western Wisconsin. The announcement has set off at least two Republican politicians.

Dane County is bringing back its mask requirement, and that has Milwaukee leaders wondering if they should do the same.

The leader of election efforts among Republicans running for the U.S. Senate says he's still trying to confirm that Republican Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson will try for a third term.

After spending most of last year learning from home, about 30,000 Milwaukee Public Schools students returned to classrooms Monday for a new year that district leaders hope will be closer to normal.

The Wisconsin State Fair has wrapped up its first 11-day run since the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fair park CEO Kathleen O'Leary says she's happy with the turnout, though there were plenty of challenges.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources musky expert Jordan Weeks talks about the evolution of the sport in Wisconsin and why catch and release is important for the ecology of the state's lakes.

Gov. Tony Evers says he’s concerned about a steady uptick in COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin. The seven-day average of new, confirmed cases has increased 40% over the past week and he attributes the climb to the delta variant.

We Energies says thousands of people in its service area are still without power, and some will be without electricity until midday Saturday.