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Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has defeated Democrat Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes to keep a key seat in Republican hands. Johnson won a third term, preventing Barnes from becoming the state’s first Black senator. → Read More
Hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites will owe less in student loans following President Biden’s debt forgiveness plan announced this week. → Read More
During the new school year, Wisconsin public school students are eligible for free breakfast and lunch regardless of their family’s income, unless they are in the Waukesha School District. → Read More
How can Milwaukee improve education for Black male youth? That’s the question Milwaukee Succeeds’ Youth Forward MKE initiative is trying to answer. But instead of turning to adults in power, they’re asking the people most affected: students. → Read More
There were a number of major news developments this year that intersected with just about every area of life — including education. The biggest education → Read More
Updated 9:20 p.m. UW-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank announced Wednesday evening that due to increasing COVID-19 cases among students, the university → Read More
Civil rights icon Jesse Jackson added his voice Thursday to the chorus calling for change in Kenosha. Jackson spoke at a press conference with Wisconsin → Read More
The Democratic National Convention was expected to draw the world’s attention to Milwaukee. But the city only received a brief mention during the now → Read More
University of Wisconsin campuses will test students living in dorms for COVID-19 every two weeks, under a new plan announced Thursday. The plan applies to → Read More
In June, some local students were named finalists in the national NPR Student Podcast Challenge . The students at Pathways High, an independent charter → Read More
Updated at 7:59 p.m. CT Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett is imposing a 9 p.m. curfew in the city Saturday, after Friday protests against police violence → Read More
The COVID-19 crisis could significantly deplete state resources in Wisconsin. Gov. Tony Evers says the state could lose more than $2 billion over the next → Read More
Class is back in session at Milwaukee’s biggest university on Monday. But, the teaching is happening online. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, along → Read More
Students and teachers at Wisconsin colleges and universities are grappling with the uncertainty of coronavirus-related closures. Schools across the state → Read More
Updated at 4:30 p.m. CT Gov. Tony Evers announced Friday afternoon that he directed Department of Health Services Secretary-designee Andrea Palm to issue → Read More
Some school districts in Wisconsin are announcing closures as a precaution against the coronavirus, which has now infected at least 19 people in the state. → Read More
When Andrew Martin was hired to work in MPS in 2012, he showed up to his assigned high school and was greeted with confusion. “The principal said, ‘Oh I → Read More
Do you have ideas about how to improve Milwaukee Public Schools? District leaders want to hear them. MPS is asking residents to take an online survey and → Read More
On the corner of Cambridge Avenue and Hampshire Street on Milwaukee’s east side, there’s a home that stands out. It’s not a bungalow or a duplex or a high → Read More
Wisconsin's powerful Joint Finance Committee will meet next Thursday to discuss funding for K-12 schools. Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, wants to increase → Read More