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The report shows the state will lose 130,000 workers by 2030.

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The number of Wisconsinites aged 25 to 64 could drop substantially if the state doesn’t start attracting more new residents, a new migration study finds.

WISCONSIN (WJFW)- New research from Forward Analytics suggests that Wisconsins population might drop by nearly 130,000 by 2030, which could cause problems for many industries here in the state.

WAUSAU, Wis. (WAOW) -- Amid ongoing worker shortages in a variety of industries, findings from Wisconsin-based Forward Analytics say those challenges may get more dire.

New Study Highlights the State’s Strengths and Weaknesses in Attracting New Residents.

By Zhen Wang, Wisconsin Watch   Ali Akbar Gholami arrived in the United States in September 2021 with little more than his work ID. He had no time to gather ...

Ali Akbar Gholami is among at least 838 Afghan evacuees, including young children and elderly people, now living in Wisconsin

Wisconsin is in a labor crunch. Evacuees and other immigrants can help — if they can navigate transportation and other obstacles.

There are more than 800 Afghan evacuees now living in Wisconsin. These newcomers are helping ease the state’s labor crunch even as they face transportation hurdles and other workforce barriers.