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A troubled state veterans' home in Union Grove is accused in a lawsuit of “demeaning and inhuman treatment" in the death of Navy veteran Randy Krall. → Read More
The email, with the subject line "DEHYDRATION," was sent shortly after a USA TODAY Network investigation found a litany of problems at the home. → Read More
A city of Milwaukee committee passed a measure aimed at better assessing the risk of electrical fires. → Read More
A woman run over by Darrell Brooks in early November told police she thought he was trying to kill her. → Read More
Violations not fixed, blazes not investigated, warrants not served, deaths not counted → Read More
In response to Journal Sentinel investigation, officials pass ordinance requiring police approval of security plan to get a license. → Read More
Cash-rich hospitals have done little to prevent violence against nurses and other medical staff → Read More
As more details emerged in the Kenosha shootings, Kyle Rittenhouse will remain in an Illinois jail. He is due in court Sept. 25. → Read More
Questions remain about the shooting of Jacob Blake by Kenosha Police Officer Rusten Sheskey on Aug. 23, but here's what we know. → Read More
Tiffany Tate collapsed next to a hospital closed to ambulances. This little-known "ambulance diversion" policy has been shown to endanger patients. → Read More
Months into the nation's battle with the novel coronavirus, rates of infection are climbing in some states while others are easing social distancing restrictions. So what can you do to help slow the transmission of COVID-19? The USA TODAY Network has assembled a panel of experts from the University of Wisconsin to help answer questions from readers. Please keep in mind scientists and doctors… → Read More
Months into the nation's battle with the novel coronavirus, rates of infection are climbing in some states while others are easing social distancing restrictions. So what can you do to help slow the transmission of COVID-19? The USA TODAY Network has assembled a panel of experts from the University of Wisconsin to help answer questions from readers. Please keep in mind scientists and doctors… → Read More
Months into the nation's battle with the novel coronavirus, rates of infection are climbing in some states while others are easing social distancing → Read More
Those dying from COVID-19 in Wisconsin tend to be men in their mid-70s with at least one underlying health condition. → Read More
New data shows a measurable rise in Wisconsin restaurant and bar traffic, but ending the stay-home order didn't create a flood of people leaving home. → Read More
As more places open in Wisconsin, where you go and what you do affects risk. We talk with experts about this and project how this will be studied. → Read More
A new study from UW-Oshkosh uses cellphone mobility data to allegedly show that in-person voting was correlated with a jump in coronavirus cases. → Read More
After more than 60 years of marriage, Glenn and Beverly Wefel of Greenfield died in early April within 48 hours of each other, both claimed by the new fast-moving coronavirus. → Read More
A meatpacking plant at the center of a COVID-19 outbreak in Green Bay closes as the state sees another surge in cases and deaths continue dropping. → Read More
Milwaukee police have been called to the scene of a shooting in a home on the city's north side. Sources indicate there are multiple victims and the case is being investigated as a domestic incident. → Read More