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Applications for a $25 million rent assistance program Gov. Tony Evers announced last week will open in early June.
Gov. Tony Evers' eviction ban ended May 26. The focus has shifted to rental assistance for tenants and mortgage forbearance for landlords.
The protests will likely continue, but the pandemic hasn't gone away. Here are ways to lessen the threat.
Wisconsin epidemiologists say COVID-19 risks must be weighed against racial injustice and call for police to minimize tear gas, respect social distancing.
The fresh asparagus, lettuce and honey will be there. The beer garden, food court and live music will not.
"It really is more of a grocery store, where you're coming in, getting what you need and heading out," said Chelsea Kocken, manager for the Farmers Market on Broadway.
It's going to be a hot one 🔥🌡️
Officials are reminding Wisconsin residents to stay hydrated, limit working in the heat and never leave people or pets in parked vehicles.
There were contentious moments in Los Angeles, Chicago and elsewhere.
A second autopsy shows George Floyd suffocated. President Trump calls for crackdown. Latest protest news.
If you tested positive, we want to tell your story.
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"Police action will be directed towards people who are gathering as a mass and/or are engaged in illegal conduct."
What started as a peaceful protest to call for action against police brutality and racism ended with looting, smashed windows and tear gas.
Grzesk was a popular choice to take over for the fired Linc Darner.
Gary Grzesk is returning as the St. Norbert College men's basketball coach for a 15th season.
“Not an easy move, but we thought it was the right move for us.”
The Spartans went to the playoffs six times in Dillon Maney's seven seasons.
For subscribers: Wisconsin is living up to its considerable hype this year as a premier presidential battleground.
Polling this year shows that Wisconsin's two partisan voting blocs are equally big, equally unified and equally energized.
If voters are kicked off the rolls, they will be able to re-register, though voting rights advocates argue that may be difficult due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The state Supreme Court agreed to take a second swing at resolving a lawsuit over who should be on Wisconsin's voter rolls six months after deadlocking on the case.
Coronavirus Five in Five for Monday, June 1, 2020
Free for all readers: After 71 deaths announced over four days between Wednesday and Saturday, there were just four announced Sunday and three Monday.
State health officials announced just 140 new cases of the virus Monday out of 3,632 tests. The number of new cases hasn't been that low since April 21.
A total of 35 new coronavirus cases were reported Sunday across Brown County.
A person died of COVID-19 over the weekend , bringing Brown County’s death toll to 37. The county also gained 35 new cases, bring its total to 2,319.
For subscribers: Thousands wait for weeks to see a single unemployment payment.
Lawmakers and state officials knew in 2007 that the system to process unemployment claims needed an upgrade and a 2014 audit found more problems.
The home includes a wine cellar, theater room and three-plus car garage.
Cobb, who has agreed to play for the Houston Texans in 2020, played eight years for the Packers before going to Dallas in 2019.
In some incidents, members of the news media appeared to be targeted, by police and protesters alike.
Journalists covering the George Floyd protests across the country reported being detained and hit by rubber bullets and tear gas.
Police confirmed someone had fired a gun at the Marathon Food gas station at Walnut and Monroe streets, but no one was shot.
What started as a peaceful protest to call for action against police brutality and racism ended with looting, smashed windows and tear gas.
Health experts fear George Floyd protests will spark more outbreaks.
Princess Cruises is being sued. More COVID-19 news Monday.
A relatively calm day gave way to another night of unrest in Minneapolis.
Across the nation, protests continued Sunday night. AP reports 4,100 people were arrested. More George Floyd news today.
More than 150 residents were displaced from the Bellevue Retirement Community Sunday after a water main break.
Authorities responded after 4 p.m. and found a large water main break leaking into the building on the first level from underground, according to the Bellevue Fire Department.
Green Bay police chief Andrew Smith not only applauded the peaceful protest, he joined in.
Protesters held up various signs and chanted phrases together such as "Silence is violence" and "No justice, no peace."
Here are the stories you loved from around Wisconsin this week. 📰
As always, we've rounded up your favorite stories from around Wisconsin this week and some of their top Facebook comments, just for you.
📷: See today's protest in downtown Green Bay.
Hundreds of protestors march around the Main Street bridge, Broadway, the police station and courthouse in response to George Floyd's death.
Free for all readers: Total cases top 18,400 and total deaths near 600.
Four more people have died from the virus, a significantly lower total announced than the past few days.
The outdoors are going to be more important than ever in attracting visitors as indoor attractions remain closed or people are wary of visiting them.
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Organizers asked for 100 volunteers in Madison, and more than 4,000 people have responded to the request.
Volunteers started cleaning up in Madison Sunday morning along State Street.
📸: Manitowoc residents mourned the death of George Floyd with a peaceful protest.
Protestors gather in response to the death of George Floyd, who died while in police custody on Memorial Day in Minneapolis.
For subscribers: The high school sports season came to an end, but there were still plenty of highlights.
High school review: A look back at the 2019-20 prep year from A-to-Z
For subscribers: “What’s next? Do we need a letter on our foreheads?”
If you answer "yes" to COVID-19 questions, you might be turned down for services, even after contagiousness ends, a Pittsfield family learned.
Protesters held up signs and participated in chants such as “I can’t breathe,” “No justice, no peace” and “Hands up, don’t shoot!”
More than 1,000 people gathered in downtown Appleton on Saturday afternoon to protest police brutality and the death of George Floyd.
Hear what these two seniors have to say on being on the frontlines in the upcoming future.
Listen to two Bay Port seniors express their thoughts of being on the frontlines in the near future.
Free for all readers: 71 of Wisconsin's 588 coronavirus-related deaths have been reported in the past four days.
Wisconsin is also the lone state to be rated "high" by the CDC for flu-like illness activity.
"I want us to walk away from this with a renewed feeling of pride. It's encouragement for people to find creative ways to celebrate it in the absence of Pride."
Graduations, weddings, now Pride Month relies on the internet to celebrate in the midst of the pandemic.
The women of Dear Pandemic want to cut through the noise and bring you the facts about COVID-19, and uplift women in science while they're at it.
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This dad and daughter duo are bringing some magic back to their neighborhood in Spain.
This sea lion acts just like a dog!
In our galaxy far, far away...
New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo holds his daily coronavirus press briefing.
These kids are all of us trying to take care of their mental health while stuck at home.
A dad built a giant, laughing kookaburra during quarantine. https://bit.ly/3c4LSyt
Hungry rats are getting desperate as their usual restaurant trash cans sit empty amid shutdowns.
A UPS driver takes slight detour after making delivery to fix the home's American flag.
This toddler has the cutest workout routine with his dad.
The only thing that could make Taco Tuesday better is dogs... like this sweet girl.
This is un-bee-lievable!
After two months of not seeing her great-grandchildren, this great-grandma got to hug them in a very creative way!
This woman dreamed of climbing Mount Adams in Washington state for her 70th birthday, but instead, her friends brought the mountain to her.
Have you heard of a "cat chute"?
Maui and Star are one-year-old Bengal cats that love the water.
This is the moment these grandparents have been waiting on for months.
First responders helped a stranded bear cub into a lake so its mom could ferry the baby to safety in South Lake Tahoe, California.
"My students often drop two reading levels during the summer break," teacher Ariana Tabaku said of English learners. She has no idea how far behind they'll be once school resumes. https://bit.ly/3632t4y
This sweet pit bull loves to kiss on his kittens.
This dad is giving Simone Biles a run for her money with his balance beam routine!
This tribe said, "you've goat to be kidding me" and took a personal day to run free 🐐 https://bit.ly/360g6Bh
Paralympian Jude Hamer can't go to the gym to practice her wheelchair basketball skills, so her father helped create something for her training.
This K9 police dog shows you how the push-up challenge is done!
This 8-month-old baby clearly loves to dance with his dad.
This squirrel is "nuts" about working from home.
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