MADISON -- Gov.
MADISON -- Gov.
'It'll be different:' Saukville groomer eager to reopen under loosened restrictions; clients 'itching to get in'
SAUKVILLE -- Dog groomers, upholsterers, lawnmower repair shops and other nonessential businesses that able to offer contactless services can reopen starting Wednesday, April 29, the latest loosening of Wisconsin's stay-at-home order designed to curb the spread of the coronavirus, Gov.
SAUKVILLE -- Dog groomers, upholsterers, lawnmower repair shops and other nonessential businesses that able to offer contactless services can reopen starting Wednesday, April 29, the latest loosening of Wisconsin's stay-at-home order designed to curb the spread of the coronavirus, Gov.
Order allows dog groomers, small engine repair & upholstery shops, others to safely reopen
MADISON -- Dog groomers, upholsterers, lawnmower repair shops and other nonessential businesses that able to offer contactless services can reopen this week, the latest loosening of Wisconsin's stay-at-home order designed to curb the spread of the coronavirus, Gov.
MADISON -- Dog groomers, upholsterers, lawnmower repair shops and other nonessential businesses that able to offer contactless services can reopen this week, the latest loosening of Wisconsin's stay-at-home order designed to curb the spread of the coronavirus, Gov.
'This is not political:' Thousands participate in virtual rally supporting 'Safer at Home' extension
MILWAUKEE -- A show of support for the "Safer at Home" order, a large group held a virtual rally Saturday supporting Gov.
MILWAUKEE -- A show of support for the "Safer at Home" order, a large group held a virtual rally Saturday supporting Gov.
AP: Evers' stay-at-home extension draws anger, pleas for help
MADISON, Wis. — Gov.
MADISON, Wis. — Gov.
MPD, health department to enforce 'Safer at Home' ordinance violations beginning May 2
MILWAUKEE -- Effective Saturday, May 2, the Milwaukee Common Council will authorize both the Milwaukee Police Department and the Milwaukee Health Department to issue citations for violations of Gov.
MILWAUKEE -- Effective Saturday, May 2, the Milwaukee Common Council will authorize both the Milwaukee Police Department and the Milwaukee Health Department to issue citations for violations of Gov.
Police: Roughly 1,500 assemble in protest of 'Safer at Home' order at state Capitol
MADISON -- Raising the alarm in the land of the free, the demonstration protested the Gov.
MADISON -- Raising the alarm in the land of the free, the demonstration protested the Gov.
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce calls for state to get 'Back to Business' by May 4
MILWAUKEE -- With businesses shuttered and an 18% unemployment rate in Wisconsin, it's critical that people get back to work.
MILWAUKEE -- With businesses shuttered and an 18% unemployment rate in Wisconsin, it's critical that people get back to work.
State chamber of commerce calls for opening businesses, rally planned for Friday
MADISON — Wisconsin's chamber of commerce on Friday called for opening all businesses starting May 4, three weeks sooner than is called for under Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin's chamber of commerce on Friday called for opening all businesses starting May 4, three weeks sooner than is called for under Democratic Gov.
Gov. Evers bobblehead unveiled, portion of proceeds to benefit Protect The Heroes fund
MILWAUKEE --The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled Friday, April 24 a bobblehead of Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers.
MILWAUKEE --The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled Friday, April 24 a bobblehead of Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers.
Wisconsin labs nearing testing capacity needed to reopen
MADISON — Laboratories in Wisconsin are closing in on Gov.
MADISON — Laboratories in Wisconsin are closing in on Gov.
'We need that help:' 56K more Wisconsinites file for unemployment, others still waiting on filed claims
MILWAUKEE -- Last week, 4.4 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits, bringing the total number of people who have filed for unemployment over the last five weeks to roughly 26 million.
MILWAUKEE -- Last week, 4.4 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits, bringing the total number of people who have filed for unemployment over the last five weeks to roughly 26 million.
State officials, hospitals turn away masks imported from China despite 'shortage of PPE'
WAUKESHA -- State officials say there is a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) for health care workers.
WAUKESHA -- State officials say there is a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) for health care workers.
'Operation Gridlock Wisconsin:' Protesters vow to rally against 'Safer at Home' without permit
MADISON — Health officials tied nearly 150 coronavirus cases to a Green Bay meatpacking plant on Wednesday, April 22, while the number of people who may have contracted the virus after going to the polls on April 7 also grew.Meanwhile, organizers of a rally against Wisconsin's extended stay-at-home order said they would proceed with the event on Friday even though a permit to hold it on the grounds of the Capitol has been denied.To date, 246 people in Wisconsin have died from the virus and more than 4,800 have tested positive.
MADISON — Health officials tied nearly 150 coronavirus cases to a Green Bay meatpacking plant on Wednesday, April 22, while the number of people who may have contracted the virus after going to the polls on April 7 also grew.Meanwhile, organizers of a rally against Wisconsin's extended stay-at-home order said they would proceed with the event on Friday even though a permit to hold it on the grounds of the Capitol has been denied.To date, 246 people in Wisconsin have died from the virus and more than 4,800 have tested positive.
Gov. Evers, Speaker Vos speak out after lawsuit filed over 'Safer at Home'
MADISON -- The argument over whether to keep Governor Tony Evers' "Safer at Home" order in effect until May 26 has extended from the courtroom to the living room, with the public not waiting on a Supreme Court ruling to take action.Republicans who control the Wisconsin Legislature asked the state Supreme Court on Tuesday to block an extension of the Democratic governor's stay-at-home order, the most partisan divide yet in the fight against the coronavirus.
MADISON -- The argument over whether to keep Governor Tony Evers' "Safer at Home" order in effect until May 26 has extended from the courtroom to the living room, with the public not waiting on a Supreme Court ruling to take action.Republicans who control the Wisconsin Legislature asked the state Supreme Court on Tuesday to block an extension of the Democratic governor's stay-at-home order, the most partisan divide yet in the fight against the coronavirus.
'Ridiculous:' Getting unemployment check means registering for job search you'll never do
MILWAUKEE -- It's a call for help that has (literally) gone unanswered.
MILWAUKEE -- It's a call for help that has (literally) gone unanswered.
Can he do that? The law (and history) behind the governor's emergency powers
MADISON -- Does Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers really have the power to make you stay home?
MADISON -- Does Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers really have the power to make you stay home?
Wisconsin Republicans push back state convention to July
MADISON -- The Wisconsin Republican Party is pushing back its state convention to July, even as state GOP leaders are trying to overturn a stay-at-home order that runs until May 26.Republicans had originally scheduled their state convention for May 15 and May 16 in Green Bay.
MADISON -- The Wisconsin Republican Party is pushing back its state convention to July, even as state GOP leaders are trying to overturn a stay-at-home order that runs until May 26.Republicans had originally scheduled their state convention for May 15 and May 16 in Green Bay.