Wisconsin’s Online Sports Betting Law Faces Constitutional Challenge
A lawsuit claims Wisconsin’s new online sports betting law is unconstitutional, arguing it benefits only tribal nations.
August 5, 2026
A lawsuit claims Wisconsin’s new online sports betting law is unconstitutional, arguing it benefits only tribal nations.
In a Michigan mall, quick-thinking bartender Devon Forrest saved 6-year-old Oliver from choking, highlighting the power of lifesaving training and heroism.
Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) ends reelection bid after ethics panel suggests censure for misconduct with staffers.
In a moment that resonated with many, a FOX 13 news anchor found herself unexpectedly asleep during a live broadcast. The brief clip quickly circulated online, drawing a wave of empathetic responses from viewers who understand the challenges of balancing work and motherhood. During an 8:30 AM broadcast, Dominique Dillon,
Join “Be Well in the Big House” on Sept. 17, 3-6:15 p.m. at Michigan Stadium for free well-being activities.
“England overhauls school food standards for the first time in a decade, focusing on healthier and sustainable meal options for students.”
A New Faculty Orientation at the University of Michigan will be held Aug. 26 at the Michigan League, 8:30 a.m.–2 p.m.
Schools upgrade security with bond funding, moving offices to front for better control. Safety focus grows amid violence.
House Republicans opted not to vote on a bill banning hemp products, amid protests and industry backlash.
Milwaukee County Exec. David Crowley outpaced Francesca Hong in fundraising after rejoining the governor’s race in July.
A new study reveals a link between extreme flooding and increased overdose deaths in Appalachian counties.
Asheville’s Technical Review Committee approved the first step of a 524-apartment project in a floodplain area.
