A lawsuit fighting Dane County’s indoor gathering limits filed by Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty — a law firm representing conservative interests — has been rejected by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
This week, Gov. Tony Evers signed Executive Order No. 104 and Emergency Order No. 1 creating a new statewide public health emergency and face coverings requirement.
Grocery store and public transit workers are the latest groups to be added to the proposed COVID-19 vaccine priority list for Wisconsin.
If your business wants to pursue another, or perhaps your first, Paycheck Protection Program loan to help make it through the next several months of the COVID-19 pandemic, make sure you’re not slow on the draw because there are some differences between the 2021 program and earlier rounds of PPP.
Wisconsin Secretary of Health-designee Andrea Palm will help oversee the nation’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic as part of President-elect Joe Biden’s team.
The Tavern League of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Restaurant Association are working on a bill to allow take-out cocktails in Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Senate has passed a scaled-down version of a COVID-19 relief package and Gov. Tony Evers has indicated he will sign the measure if it can clear the state Assembly.
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC), the combined state chamber, manufacturers association, and safety council, has started a new initiative that aims to protect the business community from government entities that have overstepped their authority.
Gov. Tony Evers announced that the Wisconsin National Guard will support Wisconsin's Capitol police to secure the state Capitol in Madison ahead of next week’s inauguration.
In a unanimous vote, the Dane County Board has expanded its anti-discrimination ordinance to include prohibiting discrimination based on hairstyles in county workplaces and organizations using county services.
Department of Revenue Secretary Peter Barca is working on bipartisan buy-in for Wisconsin tax law changes to state law more consistent with recent federal tax law changes and to help residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, the combined state chamber, manufacturers’ association, and safety council, applauded the state Assembly for passing critical COVID-19 liability protections last week.
Cleta Mitchell, an attorney with Milwaukee-based Foley & Lardner, has resigned after she participated in a call from President Donald Trump to Georgia’s secretary of state.
Several Madison area distilleries – along with others across the nation – are no longer responsible for a $14,600 fee for registering with the FDA to produce hand sanitizer.
Dane County Sup. Shelia Stubbs has introduced an ordinance amendment that aims to prohibit racial discrimination based on hairstyles in county workplaces.
To address concerns about uneven public influence on city planning for land use, building height, density, parks, and access to transportation, Madison’s city Planning Division is proposing a new system.
Gov. Tony Evers has sent a letter to the Wisconsin State Legislature asking lawmakers to pass a COVID-19 compromise bill as the first bill of the 2021–22 legislative session.
In what may be a classic clash of rights and responsibilities, should employers — especially retailers and restaurants that are struggling to survive amid public orders to be as antiseptic as possible — be allowed to require their employees get a COVID-19 vaccine?
The United States House of Representatives voted 275–134 early this week in favor of increasing COVID-19 relief checks to $2,000.
Wisconsin has closed the 2019–2020 fiscal year with a positive balance in the general fund for the first time in more than 30 years.
