Milwaukee Latina Center Aids Undocumented Abuse Survivors with Visas
Mariana Rodriguez leads Milwaukee’s UMOS Latina Resource Center, aiding immigrant survivors of violence.
March 20, 2026
Mariana Rodriguez leads Milwaukee’s UMOS Latina Resource Center, aiding immigrant survivors of violence.
Wisconsin women gain access to preventive breast cancer screenings under a new law signed by Gov. Tony Evers.
Kimberly Blaeser grew up on the White Earth reservation, drawing inspiration from her Indigenous roots for her poetry.
Thousands of Wisconsin mothers gain postpartum Medicaid coverage for one year after Gov. Evers signs new bill.
In an interview, Maria Lazar, Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate, incorrectly claimed the Dred Scott decision was overturned.
U.S. Transportation Secretary announced over $1B to replace the Blatnik Bridge, crucial for Duluth and Superior’s future.
Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos criticized the Senate GOP for not voting on a data center regulation bill.
State Sen. Kelda Roys aims to lead Wisconsin, pushing back against Trump’s agenda and advocating for affordable living.
Invisible yet essential, bacteria inhabit our bodies, impacting health in myriad ways. “Bacteria are your friends,” says Paustian.
As campaign season kicks off, Trump revives 2020 election conspiracies, while Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race heats up.
Thousands of Wisconsinites face power outages amid blizzard conditions; nearly 3 feet of snow reported in Door County.
The Wisconsin DOT advises avoiding roads in northern parts of the state due to hazardous conditions from a winter storm.
