Strong Winds Leave 71,000 Wisconsin Customers Without Power
More than 71,000 We Energies customers in Wisconsin lost power due to strong winds; crews are working nonstop to restore it.
March 13, 2026
More than 71,000 We Energies customers in Wisconsin lost power due to strong winds; crews are working nonstop to restore it.
Milwaukee traffic deaths hit a four-year low in 2025, with 57 fatalities, marking a 20% drop from 2024’s 70 deaths.
Wisconsin’s economic growth lags the nation, per a Forward Analytics report analyzing indicators from 2017-2024.
State regulators approved a solar and battery project in Rock County, powering over 45,000 homes by 2028.
Elvira Benitez-Suarez, 51, was detained by ICE during a green card check-in; her family and attorney are seeking justice.
Dozens near the Port Washington data center site petition to limit 24-hour construction, citing disruption concerns.
Trio Wanderer’s “Art Nouveau” explores French chamber music, featuring works by Ravel, Debussy, Lalo, and Bonis.
The Legislature’s budget committee voted to allocate over $14 million annually to UW-Madison for athletic costs.
Josh Amstutz led a church group on a tour in Israel amidst escalating conflict, facing bomb shelters instead of sites.
The Wisconsin trucking industry faces rising fuel costs due to the Iran conflict, impacting operations and consumer prices.
Green Bay updated its short-term rental rules, making them less restrictive. The changes include clearer guest rules and enforcement.
Three out of 10 Wisconsin 2-year-olds lacked all recommended vaccinations in 2025, down 2% from 2024, per state data.
