Benjamin Yount

The state’s Department of Public Instruction on Wednesday announced an additional $5.25 million for distance learning is now on its way to schools across the state.

The groups have a list of seven suggestions that they say will help restart the economy and help workers in the state.

Wisconsin’s largest business group is asking Gov. Tony Evers for a plan to reopen the state.

Gov. Tony Evers on Monday said he’s not ready to say anything about rescinding his Safer at Home order.

Wisconsin’s election managers hope to know in the next few days where thousands of ‘missing’ absentee ballots are located.

Both Vos and Fitzgerald say they are now getting questions about how Wisconsin will enforce this order to stay home.

Evers on Tuesday issued a stay at home order that requires people to stay in their homes, closes many Wisconsin businesses, and gives police the power to jail people for up to a month for violating his edict.

It is going to be harder for some voters in Milwaukee to take the governor’s advice and vote early.

Gov. Tony Evers on Monday said details about his order will come sometime on Tuesday.

“Suspending rules that ensure fair elections is simply not an acceptable solution.”