This week the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board will discuss potential changes to the state's wolf harvest rules; in the meantime, 115 scientists from around the country are calling on the Biden administration to reinstate federal protection for the animal.

There are upwards of two dozen police reform bills floating through the Wisconsin Legislature. Gov. Tony Evers has said if a policing bill can lead to more transparency and accountability, he’ll consider signing it.

The state Senate Committee on Labor and Regulatory Reform met to discuss a bill that would bring an end to the $300 federal unemployment supplement for Wisconsin residents Tuesday.

A Milwaukee streetcar will be wrapped with images of the city's Negro Leagues baseball team for the rest of this year.

Last summer, people across the country took to the streets to demand changes in policing. Nearly one year later, Wisconsin lawmakers have been slow to change laws here. There are a number of reasons why.

Sunday afternoon in Milwaukee, about a dozen local Black families whose loved ones died during interactions with police gathered at Washington Park to remember those who passed away.

The national controversy over a federal infrastructure plan is also playing out in southeastern Wisconsin, as local officials disagree over the amount of money and how to spend it.

Milwaukee County is making a major expansion in its program to offer a COVID-19 shot at the homes of people who have difficulty leaving their residence.

Gov. Tony Evers has called a special session for the Legislature to expand Medicaid in Wisconsin, a move Republicans have rejected for years.

Housing advocates say it's necessary to keep a national eviction moratorium in place to prevent people from being evicted as they access federal rental assistance money.