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U.S. District Judge Patrick J. Schultz sentenced Stoffel Tuesday to two years and three months in prison.

“The plays that make up our Nevertheless season are so perfect for the moment we find ourselves in,” Artistic Director Jen Uphoff Gray said. “They feature characters who persevere, who persist, who get knocked down and stand up again, and - most importantly - keep trying.”

Gov. Evers says he is proud to honor Bart Starr with this motion.

Christian Yelich has tested positive for COVID-19, Brewers general manager David Stearns announced Tuesday.

A Wisconsin appeals court has ruled against Steven Avery in his latest quest for a new trial in the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach.

Republicans called the Assembly back into session Tuesday to vote on overriding Gov. Evers’ veto of a bill that would have ended a federal $300 weekly unemployment supplemental payment.

Deputies and medics attempted lifesaving measures.

Aaron Rodgers has made it to Green Bay on the eve of the Packers’ first training-camp workout.

On Friday, the seven-day average was at 274, but on Monday, that figure had risen to 351.

Fans attending today’s Green Bay Packers shareholders meeting remain ever the optimists about the team’s prospects this season. The question of will Rodgers return, or won’t he, is still not fully clear. All of the questions surrounding the MVP Quarterback made for an interesting shareholders meeting.

President Joe Biden won Wisconsin by just over 20,000 votes.

Large crowds and planes are expected to be in the area all week long, as the year off from in-person events lit a fire in people.

Staff members who decline COVID-19 vaccination will be required to complete education modules, wear masks, and socially distance.

On Monday, several universities announced incentives in addition to the UW System’s 70 for 70 campaign.

Gov. Tony Evers is calling the Republican-controlled Legislature into a special session to increase funding for public schools and higher education on the same day the Assembly plans to vote on veto overrides.

Green Bay Packers fans wanting to see Aaron Rodgers back under center again this season were given another reason to remain hopeful.

Over 22 million is being granted to low to moderate income Wisconsin communities and municipalities.

Parker’s family and volunteers are focusing on a 2-mile stretch of river where Parker was thrown from his boat.

According to the DOJ, the coalition sent a letter in May regarding exclusionary discipline and its continued prevalence throughout the country. The issues disproportionally impacts students of colors, students with disabilities and LGBTQI+ students.

The positivity rate of COVID-19 tests is at 3.3%, which is the highest it’s been since May 3.

16 people have died in boating incidents so far this year in Wisconsin, according to the DNR. In 2020, 22 people died in boating related incidents.

A year-and-a-half into the pandemic, the Packers say fans can expect changes.

Wisconsin is in collaboration with Michigan, Minnesota, New York, and Pennsylvania to strategize on addressing PFAS.

As many areas face the Delta variant and work to protect rural communities from COVID-19, Rural Health Clinics will use this funding to improve health literacy and increase vaccine confidence at the local level.

Ryan Koenigs resigned from the Department of Natural Resources Thursday morning, according to his attorney.

Alvarez will work with Warren on College Football Playoff expansion, television and bowl contracts, scheduling, and player health and safety.

Within a legislative package intended to provide economic security, one bill attempts to target barriers in housing and, in turn, alleviate a statewide strain in labor supply.

The annual invasion of mayflies in Nekoosa came once again this year, but this time there was a lot more of them.

Wisconsin Dept. of Health Services Deputy Secretary Julie Van Dijk predicted a coming spike in cases.

Since January, 145,759 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin were among people who aren’t fully-vaccinated.