6-4-20 steven avery infected with covid-19

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The attorney for a man whose criminal case was featured in Netflix’s “Making a Murderer” series says he has contracted COVID-19 in prison.  Kathleen Zellner tweeted Wednesday that Steven Avery has the disease.

6-4-20 high capacity wells

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The state Department of Natural Resources says it will begin considering high-capacity wells’ effects on surrounding water bodies when issuing permits in light of Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul’s stance on the issue.

6-4-20 legal fight over redistricting begins

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republicans want to keep any legal battle over redistricting Wisconsin in the state Supreme Court, starting the legal fight over the redrawing of political boundary lines a full year before any new maps

6-4-20 wi elections commission picks new leader

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin Elections Commission has chosen a new leader. The commission voted unanimously Wednesday to make Commissioner Ann Jacobs the panel’s new chair. She replaces Dean Knudson, whose two-year stint as chairman ended

6-4-20 better business bureau covid-19 economic impact study

A new comprehensive report compiled by the Better Business Bureau outlines the impact COVID-19 has had on business.   Susan Bach with the Better Business Bureau Serving Wisconsin says the report found that financial security is one of the biggest drivers

6-4-20 uw-oshkosh velociraptor study

A University of Wisconsin Oshkosh research project shows that contrary to what you saw in the movie Jurrasic Park, Velociraptors likely did not hunt in packs like dogs.   Dr. Joseph Fredrickson is a vertebrate paleontologist and director of the Weis

6-3-20 severe thunderstorms knock down trees, power lines

Severe thunderstorms rolled through the area Tuesday night knocking down trees and power lines  in Dodge and Fond du Lac County.  Fond du Lac County Emergency Management director Bobbie Hicken says strong straight line winds knocked down