Wisconsin DPI Enhances Student Safety, Launches Teacher License Database
Wisconsin State Superintendent Jill Underly announces changes to enhance student safety and transparency in licensing.
November 4, 2025
Wisconsin State Superintendent Jill Underly announces changes to enhance student safety and transparency in licensing.
Fawn Anderson of Eau Claire relies on SNAP benefits amid uncertainty due to a government shutdown, affecting many in WI.
Gov. Tony Evers declared a state of emergency over the federal shutdown and potential FoodShare lapse, urging state action.
As temperatures drop, Wisconsin hunters set early alarms to witness the waterfowl migration and engage with conservationists.
Wisconsin hospitals’ finances improved in 2024, but rising costs and potential insurance losses pose future challenges.
The City of Madison cleared Civil Rights Director Davis of discrimination claims but noted issues with his leadership style.
Two judges ruled the Trump administration must use contingency funds for SNAP during the shutdown, ensuring aid continues.
Milwaukee faces a crisis as the federal shutdown threatens food aid, impacting 230,000 county residents relying on SNAP.
Amber Daugs of Grow it Forward sees rising demand as SNAP benefits expire. Community efforts and donations help bridge the gap.
Hunters in Wisconsin killed 3,724 bears in 2025, close to the five-year average, but below the target of 4,075.
The U.S. Army Corps issued a permit for Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute, opposed by the Bad River tribe in Wisconsin.
