Jacob Notermann

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services released preliminary data Wednesday that more than 45,000 Wisconsinites have completed their COVID-19 vaccination series.

The Republican Party of Wisconsin released a statement thanking President Trump for his service to the country.

A valuable farm in East Madison is officially up for sale, after being kept within one family since Wisconsin became a state. Save The Farm, a community led coalition and nonprofit, doesn't want the property to become just another suburban housing development.

A state appeals court has rejected arguments from a transgender teen that she shouldn’t be forced to register as a sex offender because she has to register using her male name.

The bill would allow judges to order expungement after sentence completion and remove the age limit.

Evers and the state’s health leaders have defended the rollout.

Blackhawk Technical College has canceled drive-thru testing Wednesday due to cold temperatures and windchill.

DHS previously signed off on public safety workers, prisoners, and everyone over the age of 65 years old being included in this latest round.

Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin was in attendance Wednesday to witness fellow Democrats President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris take their respective oaths of office.

A bipartisan group of legislators are resurrecting a bill that would allow more convicts to have their criminal records expunged.

The chairman of the Wisconsin Assembly Health Committee is proposing that the COVID-19 vaccine be available to the general public by mid-March, rather than June as state health officials estimate.