State News Headlines
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UPDATE:Man killed in industrial accident in Superior
Police say a man has been killed in an industrial accident in Superior.
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Wis.-based Ministry Health Care to cut 225 jobs
Ministry Health Care plans to lay off several hundred employees, citing a drop in the number of patients and cuts in federal reimbursement levels.
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Green Bay area sees growth in suburban poor
The number of poor is growing faster in the communities around Green Bay than in the city itself.
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Marshfield Utilities moving to wireless meters
For Marshfield there may soon be a time when utility meter readers aren't needed anymore.
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Weston man in court for 8th OWI
A Weston man is facing his 8th drunken driving charge in Wisconsin.
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UPDATE: Not guilty plea in Marathon County overdose death
UPDATE: The girlfriend of a Wausau man accused of providing the heroin that killed him has pleaded not guilty in Marathon County.
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Winter schools retire American Indian logo
The Winter school district will change its Native American logo that it's used for its sports teams.
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DOT launches summer travel safety initiatives
The Wisconsin State Patrol plans to increase its use of air support this summer to crack down on speeders.
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Wave stays at US Cellular Arena in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Wave indoor soccer team will stay in downtown Milwaukee.
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Vets get into Milwaukee Art Museum free all summer
The Milwaukee Art Museum is offering free admission to veterans and active military members all summer starting on Memorial Day.
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Education "common core" standards up for debate today
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Advocates and opponents of common core standards for teaching math and English in Wisconsin were gathering for a joint hearing before the Legislature's education committees.
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State to use planes to look for speeders
RIB MOUNTAIN, Wis. (AP) -- The Wisconsin State Patrol plans to increase its use of air support this summer to crack down on speeders.
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UPDATE: Brewers to honor fallen Wis. police officer Friday
UPDATED: The Milwaukee Brewers are planning to honor the Wauwatosa police officer who was gunned down Christmas Eve while on duty.
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Bill limiting drone use up for public hearing
UPDATE: A bill that would prohibit law enforcement agencies in Wisconsin from using drones unless they have a search warrant or legitimate reason is up for a hearing Wednesday.
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Panel passes Wis. food stamp work requirement
The Legislature's budget committee has approved Gov. Scott Walker's proposal requiring that able-bodied adults on Wisconsin's food stamps program spend at least 20 hours a week working or getting trained for a job.
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